The Tibetan community welcomes all to celebrate during this the three-day festival of rituals, food and ceremonies ...

February 28, 2025, marks the start of the Wood Snake year (2152) in the Tibetan calendar and across many Himalayan and Mongolian communities. We wish you all Happy Losar 2152 ... for the family to ...

Losar is the Tibetan word for “new ... Its is considered as the most important Buddhist festival and is also known as the Tibetan New Year. The festival usually lasts for 15 days but the ...

The Australian-Tibetan community has come together to celebrate Losar, one of the most important annual events in the Tibetan calendar. Coinciding with the lunar new year, Losar is a special event ...

The Losar festival, celebrated by several Tibetan and Himalayan communities, marks the beginning of the new year in the lunar calendar. It is a time of renewal, joy, and prayers for prosperity in ...

The cham dance is performed in this monastery in the Himalayas the day before the Tibetan New Year, known as Losar, evoking Mahakala to remove obstacles and cleanse the place of negative energy.

The New Year of Tibetan Buddhists, the festival is celebrated with lot of enthusiasm and fervor. The festival includes dancing, singing, rejoicing and merry making. Festivities last for two ...

making and trading kasai was a crucial part of the preparations for the recent Tibetan Losar New Year, which fell on Feb 28. The Tibetan term kasai refers to fried pastries, which are made of ...

Tibetans celebrate Losar as a festival for three days but due to the tragic earthquake in Tibet this year, they are not celebrating it with great pomp and show. Only necessary rituals are ...