Have you ever heard of a festival dedicated solely to celebrating dogs?
In Nepal, Kukur Tihar does just that, honoring our furry friends with a day full of blessings, garlands, and delicious treats.
Part of the larger Tihar festival, which is Nepal’s version of Diwali, Kukur Tihar turns the spotlight on dogs as guardians and companions, celebrating their loyalty with traditional rituals steeped in Hindu mythology.
From vibrant marigold garlands to the sacred tika mark on their foreheads, dogs are pampered and cherished in a way that will warm any animal lover’s heart.
Curious to learn how this tradition began, and how you can bring a piece of Kukur Tihar home to your own dog?
Dive into the full article to discover the beauty, symbolism, and heart behind Nepal’s unique tradition of dog worship – and join the global movement celebrating pets with love and gratitude.
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