Three Hundred Year Old House Preserved in Parbat
Summary
A three hundred year old ancestral house in Majhgaon, Parbat has been preserved and revived as Satabdi Ghar, a cultural space and planned intangible heritage museum. The site is being developed with traditional architecture, indigenous cuisine, art, and tourism activities to promote cultural awareness and preserve heritage for future generations.
Key Points
- A three hundred year old house in Majhgaon, Kushma Municipality-7, Parbat has been preserved as Satabdi Ghar by photojournalist and social activist RK Adipta Giri.
- The house is being developed as an intangible heritage museum and a living cultural center featuring ancestral artifacts, indigenous cuisine, art, and culture.
- Giri says the project aims to preserve originality, cultural identity, and heritage for future generations.
- Satabdi Ghar has become a new cultural tourism attraction in Kushma, near Shivalaya Chowk on the way to Mustang.
