People celebrating Bhai Tika in Balgopaleshwor (Photo Feature)
People have been visiting the Balgopaleshwor temple since early morning to receive and offer Tika.
Kathmandu: People are celebrating Bhai Tika on Sunday. People celebrate Bhai Tika on the last day of Yama Panchak.
This day is special for brothers and sisters. On this day, sisters worship their brothers and pray for their long life. Along with putting Tika on the brother’s forehead, sisters also put Sapta Rangi Tika (Tika of seven different colors).
Likewise, people who don’t have brothers and sisters visit Balgopaleshwor temple to receive and offer Tika. People, who don’t have siblings, visit this temple on Bhai Tika.
People have been visiting the Balgopaleshwor temple since early morning to receive and offer Tika.
(Glimpses from the temple)
(Photo Courtesy: Saroj Basnet)
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