Lakhe Naach is a traditional masked dance performance which is popular in different parts of Nepal including Khandbari in the eastern part of the country. This dance is usually performed during major festivals like Nagpanchami, Gai Jatra, Goru Jatra.

The lakhe dance consists of dancers wearing large and coloured masks representing the demon Lakhe, who is considered to be the protector of children and the community. The dance is performed along with traditional music played on dholak, cymbals and other instruments.

Lakhe dance in Khandbari is a popular form of entertainment during the festive season, and people from all walks of life come to witness colorful and lively performances. The dance is a celebration of Nepal’s rich cultural heritage and showcases the artistic skills of the artists.