Скачать или смотреть Nepal’s Rato Machindranath Jatra: A 32-Foot Chariot, 1000s of Devotees, One Sacred Tradition

Experience the grandeur of Nepal's longest chariot festival—the Rato Machindranath Jatra. In the heart of Patan, a 32-foot wooden chariot is pulled by thousands of devoted participants, weaving through ancient streets adorned with centuries-old temples. This sacred procession honors Rato Machindranath, the deity revered for bringing rain and ensuring prosperous harvests. Join us in witnessing a living tradition that unites faith, culture, and community in a mesmerizing display of devotion.

The video captures the vibrant Rato Machindranath Jatra, a centuries-old chariot procession held annually in Patan, Nepal. Devotees pull a towering 32-foot wooden chariot through narrow, bustling streets, honoring Rato Machindranath, the deity of rain and harvest. The procession is a testament to community spirit, with thousands participating in this sacred tradition.

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