It is estimated that about 10 lakh passengers will return to the village from the valley during Dashain: the journey is risky due to the miserable roads
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Media Baaji
- Fri, 16 October 2026
Kathmandu. As Dashain approaches, the crowd of people returning to their villages from Kathmandu Valley is increasing day by day. With the completion of Ghatasthapana, there is a significant increase in the number of travelers leaving the valley to celebrate the main festivals such as Dasai.
In the great festival that comes once a year, there is a family gathering with friends and relatives, so the common people are going to their villages despite the risk of traffic jams and unsafe travel. Amidst the poor road structure and heavy traffic jams, the common people are moving towards their destination.
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