Lalitpur. The Rato Machhindranath chariot festival, considered Nepal's longest cultural-religious festival and approximately 1,600 years old, will officially conclude on Saturday with the showing of the Bhoto in the presence of the Head of State.Ward Chairman of Lalitpur Metropolitan City-4, Santosh Khadka, informed that preparations are in the final stages for showing the Bhoto at the Lalit Mandap in Jawalakhel, stating that preparations are in the final stages. According to him, the Bhoto will be displayed to the general public and distinguished guests this year as well, just like every year.The chariot procession, which began on the first day of...