All the Hindu people around the nation celebrate Mata Tirtha Aunsi, also known as Aama Ko Mukh Herne Din or equivalent to Mother’s day. This is the most popular and significant festival to adore your mother for their love and sacrifice. The festival falls in the year’s first month, Baisakh (April/May), on a new moon night.
The festival is a good way of showing your love, affection, and massive respect to your mother, who spends all the years growing you from a child to a good son/daughter. There is a holy place called Mata Tirtha in Thankot, west of Kathmandu city, where a big festival will be for praying to the mother who has lost.
Today Nepalese people observe this festival by showing respect and reverence to their mothers by offering gifts, sweets, and delicious foods. Sons and daughters take a holy bath early in the morning, and with the presents, they go to their mother, offer gifts, and take blessings from her.
Hindus perform Shraddha for their departed mothers in religious places at Matatirtha or nearby holy rivers. In Nepal, we have so many festivals.
Mothers apart, mother-in-law, female mentors, and aunties also presented gifts on this occasion.
