Sakela Udhauli is a vibrant traditional festival celebrated by the Kirat community of Nepal, marking the end of the harvest season and giving thanks to Mother Nature. It falls on the full moon day of Mangshir (November/December) in the Nepali calendar and is deeply rooted in nature worship.

The festival features unique rituals, singing, and traditional circle dances, bringing the Kirat community together in harmony. A grand celebration is held annually at Tudikhel, Kathmandu, where people gather to honor their rich cultural heritage through music, dance, and feasting.

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We take you on a journey from our home to various places, capturing the excitement, culture, and energy along the way, with the grand finale at Tudikhel, where the Sakela Udhauli festival comes alive. Don’t miss the vibrant colors and lively atmosphere of this special event!

Traditional Ornaments Worn by Rai Women:
Dhungri-Bulaki (ढुंग्री-बुलाकी)
Naugedi (नौगेढी़)
Kalli (चाँदीको कल्ली)
Sirful (शिरफुल)
Chepteysun (चेप्टेसुन)
Chandrahaar (चन्द्रहार)
Puwalo Mala (पुवालो माला)
Renji Hari (रेजी/पैसाको हारी)
Hansuli (हसुली)
Balla (चाँदीको बाला, ठेका चुरा)
Tariwoon (तारीवान्)
Jantar (जन्तर)
Dhajura-Pechuri (धजुरा-पेचुरी)

Rai Subgroups:
Khaling Rai, Chamling Rai, Bantawa Rai, Dumi Rai, Sunuwar Rai, Yakkha Rai, Kulung Rai, Thulung Rai, Yambule Rai, and many more.

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