Traditional Falo festival begins in Mustang’s Thini village
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- The Thakali community began its traditional Falo festival Sunday in Thini village in Nepal’s Mustang district.
- The festival takes place annually during Bhadra, which falls in August and September.
- Thini is regarded as the ancestral homeland of the local community.
The Thakali community began its traditional Falo festival Sunday in Thini village, in Gharpajhong Rural Municipality-3 of Mustang.
The festival is held every year during Bhadra, the period covering August and September. In the local Thakali language, the celebration is known as Falo.
Thini village is regarded as the ancestral homeland of the Thakali community.
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