Holi 2081

Holi, also known as the “Festival of Colors”, is one of Nepal’s most auspicious Hindu festivals. It manifests the winning of good over evil. The two-day festival is celebrated during the full moon day in the Hindu calendar of Falgun/Chaitra (March). Hence, this festival signifies the end of winter and the onset of summer. This auspicious festival is celebrated with colors and water by the majority of ethnicities in the nation. During this festival, the locals greet and bless by putting on vivid colors and water at each other. Holi has also spread across the world as well, where Nepalese living abroad celebrate it. The Holi festival in Nepal 2025 will be celebrated on 2025/03/13 (March 13th), Thursday, in the Hilly region, including cities like Kathmandu and Pokhara, and on 2025/03/14, (March 14), Friday Holi in Nepal will be celebrated in the Terai region. According to the Nepali Calendar 2081 B.S., Holi will be celebrated on 2081/11/29 date (Chaitra 29 gatey Holi) in the Hilly region and 2081/12/01 (Terai region). Holi celebrated by Nepal Hiking Team

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