Devotees offer Argha to setting Sun at Guhyeshwari (Photo Feature)
Kathmandu: Devotees have offered Argha to the setting sun, in the main day of Chhath.
Devotees offered Argha and worshipped to the setting Sun God at the Chhath ghat that is being constructed in Guhyeshwari, Pashupatinath premises. Fasting Devotees offer prayers to the setting sun and stay awake whole night at Chhath ghat.
However, Chhath began the next day of Kojagrat Purnima i.e Kartik Krishna Pratipada. On Kartik Shukla Saptami, 4 days of fast will end after offering Argha to the rising Sun on Friday morning.
Likewise, the Guhyeshwari area is crowded with devotees to observe the Chhath puja.
(Glimpses of devotees offering Arga to setting sun at Guhyeshwari)
(Photo Courtesy: Saroj Basnet)
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