The Newar Buddhists demeanor fasts, recite texts, and go to places of worship while listening to devotional music throughout the holy month of Gunla. It is one of the most significant junctures in Newar Buddhism.
According to traditional beliefs, heavy rain would fall during the primal stint. In order to relieve their pain and protect themselves from landslides and floods, people would flock to Swayambhu to listen to devotional music.
Large pictures of the Dipankara Buddha and paubha paintings are displayed in consecrated courtyards on the first day of the second fortnight of Gunla. The ceremony is referred to as Bahidyah Bwayegu.
Photos By: Bidyash Dangol
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