Nepal-India Joint Chhath Ghat Prepared on Bigi River
Summary
A two-kilometer-long joint Chhath ghat has been prepared on the banks of the Bigi River in Mathihani Municipality for devotees from Nepal and India. Local leaders say the shared ghat reflects strong cultural ties and mutual harmony across the border as Chhath festivities begin.
Key Points
- A joint Chhath ghat nearly two kilometers long has been prepared on the banks of the Bigi River in Mathihani Municipality.
- The ghat serves devotees from Mathihani and Tulsiyaahi in Nepal, and Madhwapur and Rampur in India.
- Mayor Hari Prasad Mandal said the shared celebration shows strong cultural ties between people on both sides of the border.
- The four-day Chhath festival began with Nahay Khay and will conclude on Monday after the remaining rituals.
