Magar community celebrates Maghe Sakrati (Photo Feature)

By TRN Online, Kathmandu, Jan 15:The Magar community in Kathmandu Valley is celebrating Maghe Sankrati today.

The Nepal Magar Association organized a program at Tundikhel. Magars, Nepal’s third largest ethnic group, are known for their diverse languages, culture, and festivals.

Though traditionally celebrated by the Magar and Tharu communities, Maghe Sankranti is observed nationwide with joy. Photos: Keshab Gurung/TRN

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