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A museum has been established in Ghorahi sub-metropolis-13 new bus park to preserve the art and culture of the Magar community. In the museum, the art, culture and traditions of the Magar community are kept.
According to Ved Bahadur Budhamgar, Chairman of Nepal Magar Association Ghorahi Nagar Samiti, the museum was established with the aim of preserving the original art, culture and tradition of the Magar community, but it could not be organized due to the limited space.
He said, 'The museum has become a place to study and learn about the art, culture and traditions of the Magar community.' Searching for more materials related to the Magar community is underway and the museum will be organized after the construction of the new building. President Magar told
The material will be collected from areas including Rolpa and Rukum, where the Magar community is in majority. "Now we are working to protect art, culture and tradition by establishing a museum as a model," he said while informing about the assistance of eight lakh rupees from the Lumbini state government. In the
museum, the Magar community's costumes, jewelry, tools, along with wood, clay, copper materials used in daily life, along with bow, Narsinga, Panchaibaja, Ghungru, Dhundi, Surhi, Hate Pirunga, Diyo, Tuki, Theki, Jabe Jhola, Tula, Plow, Juwa and other domestic products are kept.
President Budha said that a new building will be constructed in Ghorahi sub-metropolis-18 Dhodeni at a cost of Rs.1 crore for the operation of the office along with the Magar Museum.
