The Nepalis of New Jersey state of America have reflected the art and culture of Nepal with their originality. In the Nepal Day Parade celebrated for the first time in New Jersey, more than one thousand Nepalis showed their community identity, art and culture by rallying in the main market area with their original Nepalese costumes and goods.

  In the

program, their original costumes were presented with banners of various tourist destinations of Nepal. According to Gokul Shrestha, the tourism promoter of the Nepal government, Nepalis of various languages ​​presented performances to introduce Nepal to the US along with their ethnic costumes, art culture, and dozens of traditions of Nepal.

"Through the Nepal Parade Day program, we have been organizing such programs every year in the states where there are many Nepali residents with the aim of introducing Nepal not only to America but also to the world and to explain the art and culture of Nepal," he said.

Lok Bahadur Thapa, Permanent Representative of the Government of Nepal to the United Nations, and Josh Reiniz, Deputy Mayor of Fairlawn City, New Jersey, jointly inaugurated the event.  Inaugurating the

program, Thapa said that he is grateful for the work done by Nepalis for the promotion of their country's identity, art and culture despite being in the diaspora. 

Fairlawn City Deputy Mayor Reiniz praised the Nepalese for spreading their country's identity, art, and culture to America and expressed his commitment to provide the necessary support for the Nepali community in the coming days. 

program is organized by Greater Jersey Nepali Society, New Jersey Nepali Society, Non-Resident Nepali Association, America Coordination Committee New Jersey Chapter, ARC for Nepal, Women for Reason, Friends of Nepal and local social organizations and Nepal Government Tourism Promotion, New York .