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This year, the festival begins on Sunday, November 30, 2082 BS, the 14th of the month of Mangsir. It is celebrated every year in some villages within the Chandragiri Municipality and Kirtipur Municipality area in the southwest of Kathmandu. Although the old name of this festival was Bakhumal andBakhumad in recent times this festival has been renamed into Nepali as 'Saat Gaunle Jatra. Saat Gaun comes from the Nepali word Nhaygaan which means seven villages. Since the same festival is celebrated in seven villages at the same time, it is called Nahaygaan Jatra. People living in Kirtipur, Panga, Nagaun, Lhonkha: ( Lhva:kot ), Bosigaun, Satungal and Machchegaun in the southwest of Kathmandu are called Sat Gaunle. This festival is celebrated repeatedly in seven places in the municipality area. Naikap has also participated in this festival for the last 3 decades. This festival is celebrated with great joy by bringing gods and goddesses from all the villages to Bakhu ( Bishnu Devi Temple premises ). Bishnu Devi of Bakhu is considered the mother, while the gods and goddesses of Bossigaun, Lhonkha:, Satungal and Machchegaun brought there are considered her children.

All the Jatras and chariot pulling festivals celebrated across Kathmandu have their own special cultural and historical significance, while the participants in such festivals lead to happiness and rejuvenation. One such vibrant festival is celebrated in Kirtipur. It is called Kirtipur Indrayani Jatra and the one celebrated in Panga is called Bishnu Devi Jatra.

Bishnu Devi Jatra (Chariot Pulling) in Panga

Furthermore, this Rath Yatra of Goddess Indrayani is a part of Neghan Jatra or Satgaule Jatra, which is celebrated in seven different villages or places. They are Kirtipur, Panga, Nagaun, Satungal, Machhegaun, Boshigaun and Lohokho. This annual festival is celebrated with great pomp and show, and hundreds of people from all over the valley come to witness this festival every year.

According to local cultural experts, this "festival is also a celebration of victory over evil and a symbol of brotherhood. According to locals, this festival was celebrated during the reign of Malla King Ratna Malla in the 'Devamala Vansavali'. "During Ratna Malla's reign, this festival was celebrated to maintain brotherhood between seven different border regions. This festival was also a means of strengthening the relationship between the people of these seven places.

Indrayani Jatra (Chariot Pulling) in Kirtipur

Recounting the legend behind the celebration of Indrayani Jatra in Kirtipur, he said, “It is said that a demon lived in Kirtipur and ate the people of the village. Therefore, for the welfare of the village, one member was sacrificed from each house until the turn of an old couple came. At that time, a prince came to their house in need of shelter. The couple gave him shelter for the night and when he came to know that one of them was going to the demon to be killed, the prince requested the couple to let him go. And the prince, who was actually Goddess Indrayani, killed the demon and freed the village from that demon. Therefore, this festival is celebrated to this day in memory of that victory.” People from different castes of Newar communities - including Shrestha, Maharjan, Kapali, Mali and Khadgi - gather during this festival and the Jatra is celebrated with great pomp.

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