Following are the ENCG have own collected performance from different community and part of Nepal:

 

·                    ARATI DANCE:

 

The meaning of Arati  is a kind of special presented pray  which shown by oil lamp before start the program that called "Arati" in Hinduism. Once upon a time of golden age, this dance is dedicated to "Nataraj".  According to the Hindu's Philosophy [Shiva Puraaon], the meaning of Nataraj is period of dancing by Lord God "SHIVA"; [the internment period of Lord God SHIVA]. Therefore in Hindu's Culture Society, people want to present first Ariti with the dance of Natraj before start the program. In this dance light will be put off and dancer will come with candle light in their hand.

 

·                    BAJRAYOGNI DANCE:

 

Once up on a time of Kathmandu was ruling by Malla dynasty long time ago. Malla dainsty want to keep there country in a very strong position always and they do confidence by them self to worship Goddess "Bajrayyogani" for to get the strong power and protected the peoples and the nation.  The meaning of Bajra is Thunderbolt and Yogani means Yogi became BAJRAYOGANI [Strong yogani Goddess] So Buddhist Tantrick  [the devoted of malla period] they were dance with a appearing of Bajrayogani to make happy her in an occasion of festival, gradually this became an ancient classical dance of Nepal, which is based on Tantric Buddhism. Still the Temple of Goddess Bajrayogini is situated about three K.M. from Kathmandu valley. Bajrayogaini is a Goddess of Power.

 

·                    BHOJPURI DANCE:

 

Nepal is a very small country although here is much different diversity living in same community with peace. Meanwhile; one of popular community original from the District of southern part of Bhojpure [Terai] situated in the far eastern development region of Nepal called BHOJPURI have an own culture, language and tradition. So this dance performing by Bhojpure and very popular on southernmost parts of Nepal; similar with the Indian culture of northern part.

 

·                    CHANCHAR DANCE:

 

People from the Tharu community are living in the Terai of western part of Nepal. These people are mostly living out of civilize with there own tradition. So this dance is popular in Tharu's community in the western region of Nepal during their festival. Chanchar cast from Tharu's community, they  performing Chanchar dance  devoted of Lord God Krishna

 

·                    CHUTKA DANCE:

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Gurung and Magars are very popular for brave and fighters as well as Gorkha's Soldiers worldwide.  These peoples are entirely interested for internment frequently in there community.  During there internment they do dance and singing also this dance is performed during the different festive occasion in the western parts of Nepal where boys and girls and dance in pairs.

 

·                    CHYABRUNG DANCE:

 

Rai, Limbu also very popular for brave and fighters as well as Gorkha's Soldiers worldwide and these peoples living in the                 Northern part of Eastern Nepal. Young boys and girls during the different festive of occasion of Rai, Limbu, mostly they perform   Chyambrung dance, which is popular.

 

·                     DHIMAL DANCE:

 

The Fisher Man community [called in Nepalese word  "MAJHI"] is popular as well as a name of DHIMAL live in Terai Part of Eastern Nepal.  There profession is fishing always.  Specially in a rainy day, before going to fishining, these people would like to enjoy  with a drink and dance also singing because of there happens although Dhimall communities  celebration there special Festival "PARBWA" during the month of  April, in this festival they do DHIMAL DANCE.

 

 

 

 

 

 

·                    DHIMEY DANCE:

 

Jyapu community from the Newar community of Kathmandu and Jyapu are famous as well as hard worker for agriculture product. During the festival time either special function of them, Jyapu peoples are dancing with the music of Dhimey also this Jyapu communities are popular as well as dancer of Nepal. So Dhimey dance is typical dance belong to Jyapu community of Kathmandu valley, which is performed during the festival, and after they reap the good harvest.

 

 

·                    DRUM SOLO:

 

Drum Solo is a type of challenge for music playing and interested.  In Nepal there are innumerable types of drums of various size and shapes. Here an exponent on the drum plays 10 to 12 drums at a time in a typical manner.

 

·                    JHANGAR DANCE:

 

This dance is very popular in the Terai region of Nepal. This dance is performed in a large group of  Jhangar communities.  Especially in a day of full moon of August, these peoples are singing and dancing for the celebration of completed the work in the filed organize in full moon day.

 

·                    JHANKARI DANCE [WITCH DOCTOR]:

 

Jhankari means the doctor of witch. During the bygone days when there were no medical facilities in the country, the sick people used to be taken to the Witch Doctor to get cured. Even nowadays in the remote village of Nepal this practices is still prevailing.  One can see in this dance how witch doctor cures a patient.

 

·                    JHODA DANCE:

 

This is very attractive girl’s group dance. This dance belongs to the Magar and Gurung community of Western parts of Nepal. In this dance woman remembered all activities of teenager and especially in a day of full moon of April

 

 

·                    JHYAURE DANCE:

Based on love theme, it is very popular amongst the young boys and girls in the western hilly part of Nepal. Jhyaure songs and dances are the media of entertainment in the hilly regions of Nepal. This dance is very free and not restricted to any time but even during the rice-plating season it may be seen. The girls will sing the Jhyaure song and boys reply in the same manner. It is very joyful song and is a ritualized love theme.

 

                               

·                    JHIJHIYA DANCE:

Maithila, once ruled by the illustrious philosopher King Janak during the prehistoric period, a rich heritage of folk daces is what is known as a 'Jhijhiya Naach' It is the dance participated by a group of young women. It is performed during the great festival of Bijaya Dasami. On their head the performing women carry lanterns (pots made by clay) with several holes and diyos (candles lit with mustard oil) inside, thus allowing light to come out through the holes. On the lantern is a dhakan (a cover made of clay) with fire burning and dried  dung cakes. Women purposely dance slowly with lanterns on their heads so that the holes can be counted. This dance said to be influenced by the Tantrik cult and performed mainly to protect people from evil spirits.

 

·                    JHUMRRA DANCE:

 

The people from Terai region of Nepal perform this dance and mainly the Tharu community takes pleasure in this dance. Tharus are regarded as hard working people but at the same time they enjoy this dance, which are performed during the festival and other occasion.

 

·                    KAURA DANCE:

 

This is very attractive group dance. This dance belongs to the Magar and Gurung community of Western parts of Nepal.

 

·                    KHYALI DANCE:

 

This dance gives glimpses of Western Nepal of Magar and Gurung community. In this dance a couple view each other with their Talents, and it is a practice that if the boy wins he can take girl as his wife.

 

KHYALI MARUNI:

 

This dance is very popular in Rai and Mager community.  Young boys and girls during the different festive of occasion of Rai,       Limbu and Mager mostly they perform Maruni dance, which is popular in eastern part of Nepal.

 

·                    KUMARI DANCE:

 

Kumar is a living Goddess selected from the Newar community and keep in the old palace [Hanuman Dhoka] of Kathmandu. In an occasion of Indra Jatra festival  [August-September] the Chariot of Living Goddness "KUMARI" is taken out in procession through the main street of Kathmandu. The festival is specially noted for the echoes of drums and dancing feet of the masked dancers almost every evening for eight days.

 

·                    KHUKURI DANCE:

 

Khukuri [Knife] is the famous weapon, which the Gorkhalese  [Gorkha's Soldiers] have become very famous in every battlefield. In this dance the dancer shows how it is used in killing the enemies. Gorkhas Soldiers are great popular for wins Victoria Cross medal in II world war by the using of Khukuri.

 

·                    LAKHE DANCE:

 

Once up on a time, it was lots of children killed by the type of Devil. So Astrologist [Jhankri] had found the solution to control Devil for protected public's children. Finally, they find out the right solution, that is, called   LAKHE [same like Devil] order to Lakhe to killed Devil immediately. After those children all are safe. From that onwards originally people from Kathmandu [Newar communities] celebration this Lakhe festival with a dance program in every year of July-August at the festival of Indra Jatra. This is a traditional mask dance of Kathmandu valley, which is performed during the festival of Indra Jatra. Indra means the king of Haven and the Jatra means the special function. Because of to get the success from the Devil, this dance organize in a period of  Indra Jatra.

 

 

 

·                    LATHUWA DANCE:

 

The people from Terai region of Nepal perform this dance and mainly the Tharu community takes pleasure in this dance. In  this dance all dancer put in light in had, which are performed during the festival and other occasion.

 

 

 

·                    MANJUSHREE DANCE:

 

Once the Kathmandu valley was laying with a big lake. The God Manjushree  from Tibet,  made drain to open up the southern side of the valley so that the water could flow out and the land become habitable. This dance depicts this legend and the Buddhist Priest generally performs this dance.

 

·                    PEACOCK DANCE:

 

Peacock is considered a holy bird of our country. It is suppose to be the dancer of Indra's [king of heaven] palace. This bird          gets thrilled when the could starts gathering, with the sound of thunder it starts dancing. In this dance the artist try to copy the             same in his own manner.

                               

                               

·                    SATTAR DANCE:

 

This dance is performed by Sattar communities, they are live in Jungal and Sattar is very hard working people in Agriculture In this dance they want to enjoy to king of Haven (Indra) to raining for Agreeculture.

 

 

·                     SHEBRU DANCE:

 

This dance is performed by Sherpa communities in the Northern border area of Tibet [China]. Sr. Adman Hillary from NewZerland and Mr. Tanzing Norbe Sherpa from Nepal were first successful mountaineer of top of the world mountain Everest. When they did returned after the success of expedition, for their welcoming, Sherpa communities performed this dance. So as well as Sherpa are very skilled in the mountaineering.  They are very sturdy hard working people as well as they enjoy dancing and Mary making a log.

 

·                    SORATHEE DANCE:

 

The meaning of Sorathee is the number of sixteen beautiful queens. Long time ago, it was small – small state it is in the Himalayas. One of King "JYAISHANGE" from east country and once of queen "Hyamaiti" from west;  among from the one state were took sixteen another queens for dancing and enjoying including the Hyamaiti queen.  This dance is mostly performed in a large group. This is a very popular folk dance of Gurung as well as Magar community of Nepal. Because the king was from this communities.

 

·                    TAMANG SHELO DANCE:

 

Tamang community performs this dance in the hilly areas. They are like Sherpas and are quite brave. By tradition they are also good fighters and hard worker specially was popular for woodcutter. This dance itself shown the fiats and fun these people rejoice in.

 

·                    TYANKULI DANCE:

 

This dance is performed in the marriage ceremony. In this dance you will see how the young boys and girls enjoy during the marriage ceremony with a music of Tyamko [like a Drum]  in the remote area of Nepal.

 

·                    TAPPA DANCE:

 

This dance is popular in the Dang district western parts of Nepal. This dance starts at a slow note and the tempo gets faster and faster towards carrion girls by boy and end.

 

·                    YAK  DANCE:

 

All knows the fact that Nepal is a land of Yak and Yak is a popular mountain cattle.  In this dance a Yak boy and Yak is shown. Yak is a very lovable animal; people drink its milk, get lots of cheese and also make use of it as carrier goods. This is the only animal, which can carry loads in high altitudes. They are very shelled in mountaineering.

 

·                    YETI DANCE:

 

Yeti means Snow man [Man of Himalayas]. According to the analyses history of snowman, nobody can see the particular snowman although specialist finds some of yeti's foot signal in the Himalayas and as the signal of Yeti's foots, we believe our expectations snowman, which we will appear front o