The Nepali Panchang is an essential traditional calendar used in Nepal, rooted in Hindu astrology and lunar cycles. It provides detailed information on auspicious dates and times, festivals, and religious observances. The Panchang is used by many to determine the most favorable moments for ceremonies, rituals, and important life events, such as weddings and religious ceremonies, ensuring they align with cosmic forces.
In addition to marking religious occasions, the Nepali Panchang also guides daily activities, such as determining the best time for planting crops or starting new ventures. It incorporates elements of the lunar and solar calendars, offering a comprehensive overview of the Hindu months, tithis (lunar days), nakshatras (constellations), and yogas (planetary combinations). The Panchang remains a vital part of Nepali culture, reflecting the deep connection between the people and their traditional beliefs.