The unique feature of the Nepalese Indra Jatra festival is the ceremonial raising of a colorful ceremonial pole, called the "lingo," which symbolizes the presence of the god Indra. Celebrated in Kathmandu, this vibrant festival includes traditional dances, processions, and the display of images of various deities. Additionally, the festival honors the valor of Bhaktapur's Bhairab, intertwining religious customs with celebrations of Nepalese culture. The event culminates in various rituals, including the chariot procession, where images of key deities are paraded through the streets, engaging the community in joyous festivities.