Chhechu
Dates
| 2083 BS | Date to be announced | Date to be announced |
| 2084 BS | Date to be announced | Date to be announced |
Chhechu is a ceremony of the Tamang communities in Nepal that takes place over the course of eleven days, from the 5th day of the Hindu lunar calendar (Panchami) to the full moon (Purnima). It contains sportive plays (tsema), exorcisms, and rituals. Chhechu takes place northwest of Kathmandu Valley of Nepal. Eleven tsema, and three exorcisms are performed.
Last day
On the last day of Chhechu, the Buddhist lamas distribute dough powder balls (Wang ro ro) to the principal headman, then his allies, their wives, and finally to the villagers.
== References ==
Text from the Wikipedia article Chhechu, CC BY-SA 4.0. Dates: Government of Nepal public holiday list where marked “Official”; never computed by DigiNepal.