Tribes in northern India marked the Losar New Year festival. Footage shows the residents of Spiti Village in Himachal Pradesh performing folk dances in a snow-covered open area on March 3. Locals, ...

Losar is celebrated to welcome the New Year ... Later, the branches are thrown far away from the village. Flaich Ukhayang is a festival of flowers celebrated in September. The village deity ...

Rajiv Gandhi University (RGU) came alive with vibrant colors and traditional festivities as the Mon Students' Union organized the Losar Festival, celebrating the rich cultural heritage and unity of ...

Tibetan New Year, or “Losar,” as it is known in its native language, was celebrated Friday, Feb. 28, at the Rigdzin Ling in ...

The Losar festival signifying Tibetan New Year will start on February 28 and continue till March 2. However, the festival will not have celebrations this year. The Central Tibetan Administration ...

Phagul or Suskar is celebrated in February-March and goes on for a fortnight. In this festival the spirit of Kanda (Peaks), called Kali, is worshiped. Each day of the festival is called by ...

Tibetans in exile are celebrating Losar, also known as the Tibetan New Year. Tibetans are welcoming the Wood Snake Year 2152 and will bidding good bye to Dragon Wood year 2151. The religion and ...

What’s the best way to celebrate a different culture? Food is probably the right answer. Losar, the Tibetan New Year, will be celebrated from February 28 to March 2, and you can soak yourself in its ...

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 ...