Mangsir is the eighth month of the Nepali calendar, which typically falls between mid-November and mid-December in the Gregorian calendar. It is known for its cool weather and is a time when farmers prepare for the winter season. The month is significant for various agricultural activities, including harvesting crops like rice and millet. During Mangsir, many festivals and cultural events take place in Nepal. One notable celebration is Maghe Sankranti, which marks the winter solstice and is celebrated with feasting and family gatherings. This month is also important for religious observances, as people engage in rituals and prayers for prosperity and good health.