Byakul Maila is a popular character from the Nepali folklore, often depicted as a mischievous spirit or ghost. The name translates to "the white ghost," and it is said to haunt specific areas, particularly in rural regions. Stories about Byakul Maila are commonly shared among children and adults alike, serving as cautionary tales. In these tales, Byakul Maila is known for its ability to trick people, leading them astray or causing them to become lost. The character embodies themes of fear and the unknown, reflecting cultural beliefs about spirits and the afterlife in Nepal.