A meeting of Lumari, Bhadrakali, Kankeshori and Bhairab at Asan on the second day of the main celebration is another highlight of the festival. On this day a popular festival held in honour of the white Machendranath, who is actually the Padmapani Lokeswara, whose permanent shrine is situated at Matsyendra Bahal in Kel Tole in the middle of the bazaar in Kathmandu. A huge chariot of wood supported on four large wheels and carrying tall spire covered with green foliage is made ready for receiving the image of the divinity on this occasion and for dragging in the old town. There is such a spontaneous and heavy turnout of the devotees to pay homage to this God, who is also said to be the 'Embodiment of Compassion' at this time. This day celebrates the birth of Rama, one of the incarnation of Vishnu, a prominent Hindu God.
Religious fast is observed and worship is offered to Rama.
A special celebration takes place at Janakpur temple of Rama and Janaki on this day.