Lulkot Palace site awaits archaeological excavation
Summary
The historic Lulkot Palace site in Dadeldhura is deteriorating as locals call for archaeological research, excavation and conservation. Scholars and residents say the ruins could reveal important facts about the Saud clan, the Doti Kingdom and the region’s historical governance.
Key Points
- The ruins of historic Lulkot Palace in Malas, Parshuram Municipality-7, Dadeldhura, are deteriorating without conservation or archaeological study.
- Local traditions link the site to the Saud clan, which was granted the title of Rajbar by the then Doti Kingdom.
- Scholars say excavation could uncover inscriptions, coins, weapons and other artefacts that would clarify the site’s history.
- Locals hope conservation of the palace ruins could help develop historical and cultural tourism in the area.
