Haritalika Teej In Nepali 2081 with pomp and fanfare by worshiping Lord Shiva, fasting, and dancing. Ganesh Chaturthi and Rishi Panchami are also considered part of Tija. For the protection of husband and family, the women who are fasting today feel as if God himself descends on the earth for unwavering good fortune and eternal fullness.
Haritalika Teej commemorates the 108 years of penance performed by Mother Parvati to get Lord Shiva. In modern times, there is no such austerity for the bride and groom, however, we all know that many love stories are destroyed by social bonds, economic inequality, and materialistic thinking.
Upcoming Bhadra 21st the Nepali festival of Teej Festival will held in Nepal And India. It is a festival celebrated by Hindu women and girls and marks the eternal union of Goddess Parvati and Lord Shiva. With joyful memories and tradition, it has become a vibrant festival in Nepalese society.
Why is the Teej celebrated in Nepal?
Teej popularly known as Haritalika Teej is celebrated for three days annually in Nepal. It marks the union of the Lord Shiva and Parvati. Married women fast for a whole day without drinking water to seek blessings for their marital life and the well-being of their husbands while unmarried women fast for getting a loyal husband like Lord Shiva.
It is grandly celebrated in the Hindu temples of Lord Shiva and one of them is Pashupatinath. Devotees wake up at midnight to stand in line to worship Lord Shiva in the holy temple, Pashupatinath.
