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Different Shades Of Dashain Celebration

Mid September - Mid. October 2017

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Food & Wine Nepal

Known with different names like, ‘Vijaya Dashami’, or ‘Dussehra’ or ‘Durgotsav’ or Navratri, or 'Dashain', ‘Dussehra’ is amongst the most significant Hindu festival.

Different Shades Of Dashain Celebration

The name Dussehra is derived from Sanskrit word “Dasha-hara”, which literally means Dashanan Ravan (Name of the devil mentioned in the epic – Ramayana) and Hara (defeat). Actually, it referred to Lord Rama’s victory over the ten headed demon king Ravana. This holy period also marks the celebration of victory of Goddess Durga over the demon Mahishasur, she fought with evils for 9 nights and 10 days, therefore the name Vijaya Dashami is derived from the Sanskrit words “Vijaya Dashami”.

When Nepal is celebrating 'Dashain', Dussehra is celebrated in same period in India, southern plains of Nepal and some other parts of the world adopting different ritual though the mythology is similar. Here we are trying to explore the celebration in different parts of the world.

Dashain in Nepal

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