Teej Festival

Teej Festival - In Nepal

Teej Festival is the biggest Hindu festival of Nepalese women , which is celebrated all over nepal .This festival generally falls on August or early on September.Mainly the festival is dedicaded by the Goddess 
Parvati , who was the wife of lord shiva.During the teej festival in nepal.Married women take fast for the long and healthy life if their husband and also pray for prosperity . On the same occasion unmarried  girls
take fast for to get healthy husband in future.Both married and unmarried women with love and Dedication.During teej festival.Teej Festival

Signifaction of teej festival

Teej is the great festival for Hindu Women who celebrate as for the longlasting life of her husband.It is also a monsoon festival celebrated for the union of lord shiva(Hindu God is known as destruction and creation ) and Parvati (hindu Goddess is known as Devi Shakti).

How Teej Festival Is Celebrated

Teej usually falls in Nepali Bhadra month (August to September), so it is also called the moonstone festival. During the festival, people worship the God of Gods Shiva and Devi Parvati at Pashupatinath temple as their union day. It is a day of fasting, so Hindu women dress all in Red Sari, Gold, and Silver jewelry just to look like Parvati and worship their husbands and fast to honour Lord Shiva & pray for the long life of husband and pray for a happy married life. Teej is all about praying the Devi Parvati and Lord Shiva, worshipping and remembering their union day, and staying all night in the name of God and Goddess. 


As Teej is all about Mahadev Shiva and Devi Parvati, people visit Pashupatinath Temple to worship Lord Shiva and to pray for the happiness and health of the family. More than 500,000 Nepali women visit Pashupatinath Temple during the Teej festival. People from different parts of the Indian subcontinent come to visit Pashupatinath to appease Lord Shiva. 





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