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Losar New Year, based on the Buddhist calendar, is observed in Bhutan, Tibet, and by certain people groups of Nepal and India. “Losar” comes from the Tibetan words “lo,” meaning “year,” and “sar,” meaning “new”.
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The Losar New Year celebration begins with “Nyi Shu Gu” (Losar New Year’s Eve) and continues, in some parts of Bhutan, for two full weeks. The first three days of the New Year, however, have the biggest celebrations.
In the earliest times, Losar New Year was kept around the time of the winter solstice, but the date was later moved to occur on or near the Chinese and Mongolian New Years. This normally puts Losar New Year in February or March on the Gregorian calendar.
As Losar New Year approaches, Bhutanese begin to prepare by cleaning their homes and making special offerings at temples called “Lama Losar.” Old possessions are often gotten rid of and new ones bought this time of year as well. Temples and monasteries are ornately decorated for the occasion, and special “puja” rituals are done at monasteries.
On New Year’s morning, breakfast is eaten just at sun rise, and various rituals are observed. A meal at noon and a mid-afternoon snack are also traditional. Families often go on picnics together, and it is a day that mixes celebration with relaxation.
Later in the day, local Losar festivals are held all over the nation, where there is abundant feasting, singing, and dancing. Games such as darts and archery are played, archery especially being prominent because it is the national sport of Bhutan. Everyone greets each other with “Tashi Delek!,” which is a wish for abundance and good luck on the one addressed.

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