The First Parade for Nepali Community in northern California took place in San Francisco on Saturday, organized by Non Resident Nepali Association(NRNA). Parade began on Embarcadero Plaza, where a crowd gathered wearing traditional attires of their respective ethnic groups and some parade participants carried and played music instruments native to Nepal. There were banners with messages and flags of both Nepal and the United States of America can be seen holding and waving by the crowd. The parade marched straight on Market Street from Embarcadero Plaza to UN Plaza. It ended with a ceremony and speeches by key members of organizers and honorary guests.
Rashik Adhikari is a student at San Francisco State University majoring in photojournalism and minoring in Critical Social thought. Rashik is originally from Nepal and currently lives in Richmond, Eastbay. Rashik is graduating in the fall of this year and will pursue a career in documentary and filmmaking.
It’s not first parades
First parades was organized by motherland nepal in 2011@right here in San Francisco for more details please watch this video https://youtu.be/HeKcieQDYd8
Anil • Jun 27, 2022 at 10:19 am
It’s not first parades
First parades was organized by motherland nepal in 2011@right here in San Francisco for more details please watch this video
https://youtu.be/HeKcieQDYd8
https://youtube.com/watch?v=HeKcieQDYd8&feature=share