Indra Jatra is a traditional festival celebrated in Kathmandu, Nepal, marking the end of the monsoon season. It honors Indra, the Hindu god of rain and heaven, and features various cultural activities, including processions, dances, and rituals. The festival typically lasts for eight days and attracts both locals and tourists. During Indra Jatra, a large chariot carrying the Kumari, the living goddess, is paraded through the streets. The festival also includes the raising of a ceremonial pole called the lingo, symbolizing the start of the harvest season. This vibrant celebration showcases the rich cultural heritage of the Newar community in Nepal.