Photos: Se’udas Moshiach in the Himalayas

Hours after Yomtov ended, over a dozen Jewish backpackers and tourists still sat together and ‘Farbrenged’ at the Chabad House in Katmandu, Nepal, where the world’s largest Seder was held one week earlier.

The gathering began on the last day of Pesach, marking the Seudas Moshiach, a custom instituted by the Baal Shem Tov.

The Shluchim, including Bochurim who arrived for Pesach to assist with the Sedorim and the local Chabad activities, shared songs and inspiration with the visitors, most of whom were young Israeli backpackers.

Photos courtesy of Shturem.net