Nepal is home to so many festivals, with some many colourful Nepali dances and singing. Myself and ‪@kayyywild‬ were lucky enough to be in Bhaktapur, Nepal just at the right time to experience the Nepali festival of Gai Jatra. Known in English as the festival of the cow - it is to celebrate the passing of family members from the previous year. It includes some amazingly beautiful masks and the hitting of sticks. We had the absolute best time here and even got to try some more Newari food and visit a Buddhist monastery! I would highly recommend everyone to experience Gai Jatra if you can or any Nepalese festival for that matter 😊

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0:00 - Coming up..
0:35 - Where are we?
1:15 - Joining the parade
5:03 - Where's Krishna?
6:31 - Meeting a new friend
6:45 - The parade through Durbar Square
8:20 - Time to find some masks
8:34 - Which is the mask for me?
10:28 - The Nepali big foot
11:44 - Mask acquired, let's find a stick!
12:30 - Rejoining the Jatra
13:21 - These girl's are strong!
14:25 - What is that chicken doing?
15:02 - The blue masked man
15:56 - Epic Lakhe dance
17:36 - This guy's energy is on another level
19:58 - A sticky situation
21:08 - Time to take a break
21:34 - A hidden rooftop restaurant
22:36 - Give me all the drinks please
24:23 - It's Momo time baby!
25:09 - Looking down at the main cow
25:46 - Amazing views of Bhaktapur
26:18 - Delicious Momo have arrived
29:28 - Gifting a Pikachu balloon, she loved it!
31:30 - On the hunt for Newari food
32:12 - Yomari taste test, did I like it?
34:49 - My first Bhaktapur Newari restaurant
36:32 - Nepali rice beer?! What is this?
37:24 - Is this really rice?
38:55 - A true Newari snack
39:56 - The crazy masked kids of Bhaktapur
42:54 - A Thai Buddhist monastery in Nepal?
46:15 - A final dance with the local youth
47:49 - Is this a dance or a protest?

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