Bhimsen Jatra of Patan is a significant festival celebrated by the Newar community in Lalitpur, Nepal, dedicated to Bhimsen, the god of trade, commerce, and protection. This festival features vibrant processions where Bhimsen's idol is carried through the streets, accompanied by traditional music, dances, and large-scale community participation. Devotees visit the Bhimsen Temple in Patan to offer prayers, flowers, and other offerings, with special rituals conducted by priests to seek blessings for prosperity and protection. The festival also showcases traditional Newar cultural performances, including dances and folk songs, adding to the festive atmosphere. As Bhimsen is the god of commerce, the jatra holds particular importance for traders and businesspeople who seek his blessings for success in their ventures. The celebration includes communal feasting, where families prepare special meals and exchange food and gifts, fostering unity and mutual support within the community. A highlight of the festival is the chariot procession, where devotees enthusiastically pull a chariot carrying Bhimsen's idol through the streets of Patan. Typically celebrated in the Nepali month of Bhadra (August-September), Bhimsen Jatra in Patan is a vibrant blend of religious devotion, cultural richness, and community spirit.