Kukur Tihar
In Nepal, dogs stop being pets and become gods during Kukur Tihar. This celebration, held between October and November as part of the festival of lights, pays tribute to canine loyalty. According to tradition, these animals are messengers of Yama, the god of death, and guardians of the afterlife. Legend has it that Prince Yudhisthira refused to enter heaven unless his faithful dog could come with him, and as a result the animal was blessed. During the day, all dogs receive a red "tika" on their foreheads and beautiful flower garlands. The celebration ends with a feast of meat, eggs, and treats, because on that day "abuse and abandonment have no place." It is a reminder of gratitude toward our most faithful friends.
*copied from fb. Did you know about this festival? How amazing would it be to participate in/see something like that? 😍
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