I am having to write a brief paper on any tradition that is followed in any culture.
In this regard, I have decided to write about a tradition in my own Nepalese culture.
Could anybody with experience and knowledge please elaborate on “Mit-Mitini” tradition in Nepal?

Is it a historical tradition being passed down?
How is this tradition followed?
What is the ceremonial process?
What is the purpose of this tradition?

Mero meet equivalent ta aauta punjabi keta cha. how's thyat?

लामो लेख्ने मन भएन व्यक्तिगत परिस्थितिले गर्दा,
अलि ज्यादा भेट्ने साथीभन्दा परका मान्छे सँग मीत लगा'को मात्र कुरा गर्छु ल ।

हाम्रो गाउँमा हिउदमा पर गाउँका मगर्निहरु मूला, भाँगो, आदि आदि ल्याएर आउँथे, उनिहरुसँग गाउँका केहि महिलाहरुले सैना लगाउँथे । कहिले काहीं सैना हरु सैना कहाँ बास बस्ने गरि पनि आउँथे ।

वर्षेनी हिमालतिरबाट केहि 'भोटे' (गाउँमा यसै भन्छन् गार्हो नमानौं है साथी हो )हरु हिङ् , बिरे नुन, सियो, जम्बु आदि आदि ल्या'र आउँथे । गाउँका उमेर मिल्ने ठिटागरु उनिहरुसँग मीत लाउँथे ।

मेरो चैं मीतेरी ला'को साथी छैन ।

Thank you guys for your input.
I never had a "Mit" and was never very interested.
But reading your stories, and events in your stories, make me nostalgic.
It reminds me of "jado mahina ko chutti", spent with friends, playing "guchha," riding bicycle, lying down on chaur with friends enjoying warm afternoon after cold morning, eating badam, titaura, momo, roaming around and getting to places and gallis of your tol you had never been to and many many more. This was the schedule of the entire holiday.