Nepali Calender

 

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Display Nepali calendar on you website. Place the calendar code once wherever you want the nepali calendar to appear on your website. Width and height are changable. Adjust required width and height below and click get code to generate calendar code. It is HTTPS compatable.

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<!-- Start of nepali calendar widget --> <script type="text/javascript"> <!-- var nc_width = 1100; var nc_height = 1000; var nc_api_id = 877202101010463; //--> </script> <script type="text/javascript" src="https://www.ashesh.com.np/calendarlink/nc.js"></script><div id="ncwidgetlink">Powered by © <a href="https://www.ashesh.com.np/nepali-calendar/" id="nclink" title="Nepali calendar" target="_blank">nepali calendar</a></div> <!-- End of nepali calendar widget -->

If you want to make this calendar widget responsive tick responsive checkbox. Responsive widget code will auto adjust width on your responsive website.

For full calendar widget with event festivals and upcoming events go to calendar widget.

Note: Don't remove copyright link to nepali calendar.

What is Nepali Calendar?

Nepali Calendar is the multicultural calendar with Events and Festivals of all the cultural ethnic groups of Nepal. Nepali Calendar follows detail Nepali panchang to list important festivals like Dashain, Tihar, Teej, Chhath, Lhosar, Eid etc and brings you Daily Panchang of Nepal, Government and Bank holidays, Nepali festivals, puja, Marriage Dates, Bratabandtha and so on. Also cultural celebrations of different diversities in Nepal's ethnic, tribal, and social groups at your fingertip useful for the Nepalese community in Nepal and Abroad.

Nepali Calendar is the Bikram Sambat system which uses lunar months and solar sidereal year. The Nepalese new year falls on 1st Baishakh (mid of April). The months have a minimum of 28 (usually Mangshir/Poush) days and a maximum of 32 (usually Asar/Shrawan) days. Besides Nepal and India, Bikram Sambat Nepali Calendar is also used in other countries like Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, Thailand, Malaysia and Indonesia.

More on Nepali Calendar

King Chandragupt Vikramaditya, who was the then Hindu king of Ujjain (currently in Rajasthan, India), started a new calendar, and gave it his own name, (B)Vikram. ‘Sambat’, which means era in English, is used for any Calendar system in Sanskrit. So, the name of the calendar was developed as Vikram Sambat. With the development of relationship between Vikramaditya and Lichchhavi kings of Nepal via marriage, the calendar system was brought to Nepal. Since then, it was used in Nepal by the further generation of Kings for various purposes, until it was replaced by Sakha sambat in the Rana regime. But the Ranas again restored the Vikram Sambat Calendar in 1958, and since then it is used and known as official Nepali Calendar. 

It is also believed that since in around 58 BC (when the Vikram Sambat Calendar was started), there was no any existence of King Chandragupta Vikramaditya in India. So, the calendar may have been started and solely developed by the Lichchhavi kings of Nepal. That means, it was Mandev, the then king of Nepal who started the Nepali Calendar.

We have also created a brand new Nepali Calendar exclusively for iPhone called Smart Patro with much simplicity using latest development technology to make it much faster and user friendly, which includes the features like Calendar, Date Converter, Rashifal, Forex / Exchange Rate, Gold & Silver, Nepali News, Nepali FM Radio, Panchang and many more.