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The *Sani Nasjal Festival* is a vibrant cultural and religious event held in *Zanskar, Ladakh**, India. It is primarily associated with the **Sani Monastery* (also called **Sani Gompa**), one of the oldest Buddhist monasteries in the region, believed to date back to the **Kushan period (1st–2nd century CE)**. *Key Highlights of the Sani Nasjal Festival:* 1. **Religious Significance**: The festival is linked to **Padmasambhava (Guru Rinpoche)**, the revered Buddhist master who brought Vajrayana Buddhism to Tibet and the Himalayas. It features **masked dances (Cham dances)**, rituals, and prayers to ward off evil spirits and bring blessings. 2. **Cultural Performances**: Monks perform *sacred dances* wearing elaborate costumes and masks representing deities and demons. The *Drum Dance of Zanskar* is a notable highlight. 3. **Timing & Location**: Usually held in **July or August**, coinciding with other Ladakhi festivals like **Hemis Tsechu**. Takes place at *Sani Monastery**, near the village of **Sani* in Zanskar. 4. **Unique Ritual - "Burning of the Evil"**: A symbolic ritual where an effigy representing negativity is burned to purify the surroundings. *Why Visit?* Experience *ancient Buddhist traditions* in a remote, stunning Himalayan setting. Witness the **unique Zanskari culture**, distinct from mainstream Ladakhi traditions. Explore *Sani Monastery’s sacred grounds* including the *Kanika Stupa* linked to King Kanishka. If you're planning to attend, check the exact dates (as they vary yearly) and prepare for *basic accommodations* since Zanskar remains relatively undeveloped for tourism. Would you like details on travel routes or other Zanskar festivals? 😊