4th day of Yenya Punhi (Indra Jatra) | Kumari Rath travelling Naradevi, Asan and Indra Chwok | 2080

[@LiyaelAdler]

fantastic video thank you

[@JatraiJatra]

Most welcome ❤️❤️❤️

[@ghumgham619]

Super video😍😍🤩

[@JatraiJatra]

🥰🥰🥰 Thank you

[@aesthetic_ashish_]

Nice work, keep it up man 👍

[@JatraiJatra]

Thanks man❤️. More to come 🤟

[@anishtatey978]

Aja ko ni halna parne huncha❤

[@JatraiJatra]

Yes, new video ni aaisakyo 😊❤️

[@shovamaharjan8582]

Is this of yesterday

[@JatraiJatra]

This was held on Friday 12th Asoj...

[@ahamasarp6284]

42:20 😂😂😂

[@JatraiJatra]

😁😅

[@cap10america42]

Tyo bottle ko game over 😂

[@suwarnvajracharya9267]

This is Yenyaa (Yen = Kathmandu, yaa = festival) or the Festival of Living Goddess Kumari, not Indrajatra. It is totally wrong to call this festival "Indrajatra". Just because outsiders call this Indrajatra, the natives must know the correct name of the festival and use it properly. Otherwise, there is no meaning of celebrating this festival. It will be just a joke.