September Equinox

September Equinox marks the beginning of autumn, with the sun's rays forming a vertical angle in the morning sky.

The September Equinox is a public holiday in Nepal.

In Nepal, businesses, government offices, and schools remain closed on this day.

September Equinox has many cultural backgrounds, such as indigenous tribes using the celestial phenomenon to guide their seasonal plans.

This day marks the transition from summer to autumn, affecting agriculture and the local economy.

The Equinox is also an important astronomical event, marking a shift in the Earth's axial tilt.

Many people choose to spend time outdoors, enjoying the sunlight and taking in the natural beauty of the world around them.

Some Nepalis take this opportunity to visit local festivals and events.

Others prefer to stay indoors with family and friends, enjoying traditional autumnal foods and drinks.