Nepali
Calendarनेपाली पात्रो
Nepali Calendar (Nepali Patro) showing dates, tithis, important events, festivals in Nepal. Nepali Calendar for Dashain 2081, Dashain 2081, Tihar 2081, Nepali New Year and more.
Tihar 2082
Tihar 2082 starts with Kaag Tihar on the month of Kartik and falls on Kartik 14. Laxmi Puja / Kukur Tihar falls on Kartik 15, Gai Tihar on Kartik 17, Mha Puja falls on Kartik 17 and Bhai Tika falls on Kartik 18.
Kartik 2082
Oct/Nov 2025
Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
1 EkadashiEkadashi 17 | 2 DwadashiDwadashi 18 | |||||
3 Trayoda..Trayoda.. 19 | 4 Chaturda..Chaturda.. 20 | 5 AaunsiAaunsi 21 | 6 PratipadaPratipada 22 | 7 DwitiyaDwitiya 23 | 8 TritiyaTritiya 24 | 9 ChaturthiChaturthi 25 |
10 PanchamiPanchami 26 | 11 PanchamiPanchami 27 | 12 SasthiSasthi 28 | 13 SaptamiSaptami 29 | 14 AshtamiAshtami 30 | 15 NavamiNavami 31 | 16 DashamiDashami 1 |
17 DwadashiDwadashi 2 | 18 Trayoda..Trayoda.. 3 | 19 Chaturda..Chaturda.. 4 | 20 PurnimaPurnima 5 | 21 PratipadaPratipada 6 | 22 DwitiyaDwitiya 7 | 23 ChaturthiChaturthi 8 |
24 PanchamiPanchami 9 | 25 SasthiSasthi 10 | 26 SaptamiSaptami 11 | 27 AshtamiAshtami 12 | 28 NavamiNavami 13 | 29 DashamiDashami 14 | 30 EkadashiEkadashi 15 |
Holidays and Festivals Dates for Kartik 2082
Tihar: The Festival of Lights
Tihar, also known as Deepawali or the Festival of Lights, is a five-day celebration that illuminates Nepal with joy and reverence. This vibrant festival typically falls in October or November, following Dashain in the Nepali calendar. Tihar is unique in its worship of not just deities, but also animals and familial bonds, reflecting the deep interconnectedness of all life in Nepali culture.
Each day of Tihar has its significance: Kaag Tihar honors crows, Kukur Tihar celebrates dogs, Gai Tihar and Laxmi Puja worship cows and the goddess of wealth, Gobardhan Puja reveres oxen, and the final day, Bhai Tika, strengthens the bond between brothers and sisters. Houses are adorned with oil lamps and candles, creating a mesmerizing spectacle of light across the country.
Tihar is not just a religious observance but a cultural phenomenon that brings communities together. It's marked by the exchange of gifts, the singing of Deusi and Bhailo (traditional songs), and the creation of beautiful Rangoli designs. This festival beautifully encapsulates Nepal's rich traditions, its harmony with nature, and the warmth of its people.