Mithila Madhyama Parikrama concludes in Mahottari; pilgrims head to Dhanusha
Summary
The Mithila Madhyama Parikrama, a traditional religious pilgrimage spanning Nepal and India, concluded its procession in Mahottari and moved to Dhanusha, with thousands of devotees participating in the event.
Key Points
- Mithila Madhyama Parikrama concluded its procession in Mahottari district and pilgrims moved to Dhanusha district.
- The pilgrimage involves walking 107 kilometres across Nepal and 26 kilometres across India.
- Locals welcome the pilgrims with traditional rituals including puja and mantra chanting.
- The tradition has been ongoing since the 18th century according to the Mithila Mahatmya scripture.
