Maggi festival

The “Maggi festival” doesn’t appear to be associated with Tharu culture specifically. However, the Tharu community, an indigenous group in Nepal and parts of India, has a rich cultural heritage with many festivals unique to their traditions. Some notable festivals celebrated in Tharu culture include:
1. Maghi (Maghe Sankranti): One of the most significant festivals for the Tharu people. It marks the beginning of the Tharu New Year and is celebrated in mid-January. During Maghi, families gather to feast, honor their ancestors, and perform cultural rituals. It is a time of joy, unity, and renewal. Traditional Tharu dishes, including fish, pork, and various rice-based foods, are prepared.
2. Jitiya: Celebrated by Tharu women, this festival involves fasting and prayers for the well-being of their children. It is marked by devotion and cultural songs.
3. Faguwa (Holi): The Tharu community celebrates Holi, known as Faguwa, with traditional songs, dances, and vibrant festivities.

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