Nepalese residing around the globe bringing along with it joy, happiness and festivities.Every child's much awaited time of the year which brightens our houses and lives in tihar.Also known as #Deepawali, this is the one of the prominent festival of hindus.Tihar is enjoyed with the variety of food, display of light-works,colors of blessings and flowers like Marigold सयपत्री (sayapatri), Globe amaranth (majhmali).In Hindu Culture, Makhamali and Sayapatri carry their own significance especially in Tihar. It is used to make garland for Brother’s Day (Bhai Tika). The fifth and last day of Tihar is called Bhai Tika before Kaag Tihar, Kukur Tihar, Laxmi Puja and Govardan Puja and is observed by sisters applying tika to the foreheads of their brothers to ensure long life and thank them for the protection they provide in return.
