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Maghey Sankrati-Nepali festival of Tarul or Bulbous root and holy bathing

Maghey Sankrati is one of the religious festival of Nepali community. The day is auspicious for holy bathing since it is considered that all the sins or diseases of body will be removed by the blessing of Sun God. The sun moves towards Northern pole and this is the auspicious time for the soul who can take journey to heaven for being liberated.

The various photos taken at Lall Market on the eve of the Maghey Sankrati on January 14, 2007: such scene can be had only once in a year

 

       

 

     

 

 

A woman from nearby village selling Simal Tarul and Kusumey Tarul or bulbous root at Lall Market

 

Sakarkhanda, Piralu, Tarul displayed at Lall Market for selling

 

   

 

 

 

More and more Tarul for selling

 

   A full basket(doko) of bulbous root or Iskusko jara for sale, Rs. 25/-per kg.

Nepali Sel Roti or circle baked bread and Murai for sale at Lall Market

 

Some more varieties of Taruls

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Old lady feel happy while another woman looks at customers

 

Some more varieties of Tarul and local orange

  Old lady selling local orange, for big orange pay Rs. ten and take three of them                                  Even the man folk   wants to make the seasonal   sale of Tarul             

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