LAKHE || KAWASOTI || THAKALI CHOK || NAWALPUR || 2081-06-02

Lakhe is a prominent figure in Nepalese culture, especially in the Newar community. It represents a mythological demon or deity, often depicted with a fierce, red face, bulging eyes, and long, wild hair. The Lakhe dance is performed during traditional festivals like Indra Jatra in Kathmandu.
The Lakhe character is believed to protect people from evil spirits, and its performances combine elements of both fear and protection. Lakhe dances are characterized by energetic movements, with dancers donning elaborate masks and costumes, making it a vibrant part of Nepal's cultural heritage.