Bhaktapur Gai Jatra Festival Concludes After Nine Days
Summary
Bhaktapur’s nine-day Gai Jatra festival concluded on Krishna Janmashtami with Krishna procession, lamps, and traditional dances across the city. Hundreds of people joined the celebrations, which featured Ghintang Ghisi, Hanuman dance, satire performances, and cultural displays in several localities.
Key Points
- Bhaktapur’s Gai Jatra festival, which began on Janai Purnima, ended today after eight nights and nine days.
- The final day featured Krishna processions, lamp offerings, and parades through Suryamadhi, Dattatraya, Sukuldhoka, Taumadhi, Vanshagopal, and the Inacho Durbar area.
- Traditional performances including Ghintang Ghisi, Hanuman dance, Mak Pyakh dance, satire, and placard displays were staged throughout the festival.
- Ward Chairman Rabindra Jhakhu said the cultural competition among localities had concluded, while festival-goer Sabina Bohaju described large crowds and lively participation.
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