English Prince Henry Charles Albert David "Harry" on Tuesday commended the Hindu celebration of hues, Holi or Phagu Poornima, playing with jubilee of shading powders.
Sovereign Harry blended with local people at the Gaunda Secondary School at Gaunda VDC in the western sloping area of Lamjung to stamp the Holi celebration, which is otherwise called the celebration of congruity, compromise, love and euphoria.
Local Panchakanyas (five girls dressed in traditional attires) – Raj Kumari Thapa, Bhawi Gurung, Anju Gurung, Sujata Gurung and Mahima Gurung – smeared red colour powder on Harry to crank up the festival.
Sovereign Harry, who is on a five-day visit to Nepal, touched base at the Gurung-larger part town on Monday in the wake of venturing out to Bardiya. He has possessed the capacity to impart and blend to the Nepal society and convention of the region to win the hearts of local people.
The British heartthrob walked for at least an hour after touching down in Lamjung from a chopper and participated in the Gurung community's cultural programme on Monday.
The Prince has served alongside the Gurkha Rifles of the British Army in Afghanistan and extraordinarily prefers Gurkha fighters' fortitude, penance, and brave deeds. He is likewise a nature-sweetheart and is enamored with the wild and flawless scenes.
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