Chaitedsain Melaima...

Chaitra 23, 2081

Prakash Baral

Chaitedsain Melaima...

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The Chaitesain fair held in Baglung Kalika Bhagwati temple complex has become a place of original trade. Hundreds of devotees are present here. This fair is equally famous for original trade.

On Saturday, hundreds of people are selling original materials produced by farmers in rural areas. There are also those who buy and take photos of attractive items. Nigalo, bamboo and rattan materials produced in rural areas have found market.


Similarly, theki, iron materials are also on sale. "I have been bringing and selling dali since I left, even now I have brought woven goods throughout the winter," said 78-year-old Shashidhar Vick of Badigad rural municipality-5. Vick, who earned 50,000 in Chaitedasain last year, said that this year too, he will pay for his household expenses.


As the hustle and bustle started in the temple since Chaitra Shukla Pratipada, it has been known as a special fair where original goods are sold since last Wednesday. There was a crowd of hundreds at the Kalika temple on Saturday.

Chaitedsain Melaima...


Since they can buy theka, dala and nangla, hundreds of people come from the village. Alloka cloth made in Tarakhola, honey produced by farmers and other agricultural products are also on sale at the fair. Jhyaure along with shopping, songs with panchebaza and panch bali givers and spectators also flocked to the temple. Kumar Khadka, president of Kalika Bhagwati Guthi Management Committee, said that around 5 lakh devotees came to the temple not only from the district but also from all over the country.


There is a legend that Pratapi Narayan Malla, the king of the mountains, married Vishwadevi, the princess of Palpa king Manimukunda Sen, and the princess brought Kalika, the goddess of Palpa, with her. According to legend, fairs and worship started here after the temple was established in 1591.

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