Kathmandu — The holy month of Shrawan has brought renewed religious activity to Shiva temples across Kathmandu, with Hindu devotees gathering to offer prayers, milk and other sacred offerings to Lord Shiva.
A Hindu devotee offers milk to an idol of Lord Shiva during prayers at a Shiva temple in Kathmandu. The ritual is part of a centuries-old tradition observed throughout Shrawan, a month considered especially auspicious for worshipping Lord Shiva.
For generations, these rituals have been passed down as part of Nepal’s living cultural heritage, connecting contemporary communities with traditions rooted deep in the country’s spiritual history.
Photos : Sunil Sharma
