Alcohol is produced in almost every home of the Newar community. It is customary to welcome guests with wine and eggs. However, branding of such Raithane liquor has not been done. Kanak Shakya of Lalitpur Patan has collected the bottles of wasted wine and branded homemade liquor.

 Now the liquor he has branded is on display at the tribal cultural festival going on in the Patan Darbar area. Kanak returned to Nepal a few months ago after staying in Malaysia for 5 years as part of foreign employment.

started a cottage industry in Patan Kumbheshwar along with the family. Along with alcohol, the production of pickles began. Now on the trial page for sales, he says, “The festival gave an opportunity to promote branding. Many of them have placed orders. '5 people led by Lakshman Mandal from Janakpur Dhanusha Dhanauji Rural Municipality-2 have come to Patan to participate in the

festival. They said that they participated in the festival to convey the importance of Mithila art and culture to business people. In the

exhibition, Mithila art carved jewellery, bangle boxes, mirrors, pen pots, earthenware and Ardhnari, Sitaram, Krishna, Lakshmi, Saraswati are on display. The rice planting culture of Terai, the daily life there, the unique painting of a wedding are also on display.

Lalitpur Mahalakshmi Municipality-6 Savita Maharjan of Siddipur has displayed and sold women's and men's cloths including coats, pants, shorts, etc. woven from hemp, banana, cisnu thread at home.

Although almost all of her friends and relatives have gone abroad, she said that she is struggling in her own country with the thought of sending Nepali products abroad and handing over her ancestral profession. According to Savita, most people who come to the festival do not know about indigenous products.

"Such a festival should be organized in 3/3 months," she said. He says that the clothes produced from natural fibers go to America, Australia, Italy and other countries.

Suhag Joshi of Patan Swath tol has exhibited home-made shoes from wasted jeans and cotton clothes. There are simple ones that can be worn for everyday, from weddings and parties.

She said that if anyone wants to produce such shoes at home, they can provide training. He is also participating in the ongoing tribal cultural festival in Patan Darbar area in conjunction with Lalitpur Metropolitan Municipality-16. 

55 stalls are kept here only for the exhibition and sale of domestic products. It mainly includes clothes. The festival will last for three days starting from Friday. Cultural dances of tribal tribes, Newari dishes, painting, woodwork, sculpture, copper art, sculpture are also on display in the festival.

In the Nasal Chowk of Patan Palace area, a glimpse of Narayan Jalshayan and Narayan Jalshayan, including elaborate costumes, rare mukuts, khin, dhaah, damo khin, mridang, nagda, ponga, cymbals and other instruments worn by Kattik dance devgans are on display. 

Patan's Astamatrika dance crowns and bazagaza are also on display. Kaligarh presented a model of woodwork in the Bhandarkhal garden. There was a crowd of people sitting in front of the huge crown of Akash Bhairav ​​placed under the big clock in front of the main square of the palace, taking selfies, making tiktok and worshiping.

Two people disguised as aliens were roaming around the palace area. It caught everyone's attention. Buddhist monuments such as the huge wooden Buddha statue placed in the Keshav Narayan Chowk of the palace, Newari architectural style windows, mandalas also attracted the attention of the festival participants. At the

festival, Buddhist Vihar Sangha performed dhah and bansuri baja by a group of 70 artists, Kauda dance by Magar community and Syabru dance by Sherpa community were presented by Federation of Nepal Democratic Tribal Tribes.

A rare photograph of a monastery in the gallery of Patan Museum, Newa: material needed from birth to death according to Buddhist rites culture, Buddhist Youth Committee gave participants names in the same script to inform them about the importance of Ranjana script.

Darbar Square Women's Group set up stalls of Yomari and Newari snacks for the attendees to taste. Similarly, a conference on tribal culture and a Ladhu movie on tribal were exhibited at the festival.

Kutumb band performed tribal tunes, senior citizen society performed bhajankirtan. The Akshayeshwar Mahavihar Buddhist University held the Annual Exhibition of Paubha Chitra, Nepal Language Manka Khale National Vibhuti Shankhadhar Sakhwah and Satya Mohan Joshi.

On Sunday, Panchabuddha dance, Kumari dance, Kattik dance and Nyuk Jatra Mataya: 12 people will perform Damokhi and Nagra baja under the leadership of the management committee, according to the organizer.

Lalitpur-16 Ward President Nirmal Ratna Shakya said that the festival was organized to promote the preservation of the original tradition and to inform everyone about its importance. "The main goal of the festival is to convey the message to the young generation that something can be done in the country," he said.