Yesterday, November 8, Nepal is celebrating Kukur Tihar, a festival where even stray dogs are treated like royalty.As part of the larger five-day Tihar festival of lights, this specific day elevates all dogs, including strays, to a royal status.Kukur Tihar is a beautiful festival celebrated in Nepal that honors the unique bond between humans and dogs.During the celebrations, people adorn the dogs with vibrant marigold garlands called mala as a sign of deep respect. A sacred red mark known as a tika is applied to their foreheads, which serves as a blessing and recognizes the divine spark within them. To show gratitude for their loyalty and companionship, people offer the dogs delicious feasts filled with meat, eggs, milk, and high-quality treats.Did you know? 🎓
Yesterday, November 8, Nepal is celebrating Kukur Tihar, a festival where even stray dogs are treated like royalty.As part of the larger five-day Tihar festival of lights, this specific day elevates all dogs, including strays, to a royal status.Kukur Tihar is a beautiful festival celebrated in Nepal that honors the unique bond between humans and dogs.During the celebrations, people adorn the dogs with vibrant marigold garlands called mala as a sign of deep respect. A sacred red mark known as a tika is applied to their foreheads, which serves as a blessing and recognizes the divine spark within them. To show gratitude for their loyalty and companionship, people offer the dogs delicious feasts filled with meat, eggs, milk, and high-quality treats.Did you know? 🎓
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