The Tiji Festival is a vibrant Buddhist celebration held annually in Lo Manthang, Upper Mustang. It marks the victory of Dorje Jono, who defeated a demon that brought misfortune to the region. Over three days, monks perform sacred masked dances, chants, and rituals at Chhoser Monastery, creating a colourful and spiritual spectacle. Locals and visitors gather in traditional attire, and travellers from across the globe come to witness this unique event. With limited accommodations in Mustang, hotels should be booked at least six months in advance. Tiji is not just a festival: it’s a living symbol of Mustang’s faith, heritage, and timeless Himalayan culture.
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