On Sunday evening from Indra Dah i.e. Siddhapokhri, the idol of Indra was carried along with bajagaza, traveling to Bhaktapur country and brought to the Indrayani Dyo Chhe i.e. Devogriha at Bhaktapur Khauma.

On Saturday evening, the procession started by encircling half of the country and bringing it to Indra Dah i.e. Siddhapokhari. During the fair and festival that took place from Saturday evening throughout the night and throughout the day today, pilgrims flocked to bathe in Indra Daha and worship Indra. 

Nepal Samvat 218 Indradev, who was known as a powerful crown prince, built a large pond in the valley and took a bath in his name, so the name of this pond remained Indra Dah, according to culture and historian Prada Purushottamalochan Shrestha. He said that in the memory of the day when Indra, who was angry with Krishna, sent a huge hailstorm and rain to protect the people, Krishna lifted the Govardhan mountain with his finger to protect the people.