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The Cultural Directory of Dailekh district is being released soon. Please, book your copy from the nearest book shops at Kathmandu and Deuti Pustak Pashal in Dailekh.

Photo Exhibition in Kathmandu regarding Dailekh District

The Cultural Heritage Exhibition of site photographs-50, Intangible documentary-12 and archaeological study documentary-6 regarding Dailekh district will be organized at Kathmandu in 8-10 June, 2012. 

Please, make a call for detail information: 977-01-4009019

Historical Program held at Dullu of Dailekh

Mass Awareness Programme about Cultural Heritage Preservation in Dullu of Dailekh District, Nepal on the occasion of 'International Day for Monuments and Sites-2012'.

A Mass Awareness Programme about Cultural Heritage Preservation in Dullu of Dailekh District is held on 1st April, 2012 on the occasion of 'International Day for Monuments and Sites-2012' organized by Heritage Nepal, quarterly heritage based magazine of Nepal, Dailekhi Sewa Samaj and Mid-Western Literature Council, Kathmandu. 

Dullu is almost 700 Km from Kathmandu City. Almost of 12 thousand people residing the important archaeological area of 25 VDC around Dullu region participated the programme. The programme is patronaged by UNESCO, National Commission of Nepal. The 'International Day for Monuments and Sites-2012' programme was celebrated upto 3 days performing various activities like Hording Board placement with the description of Kirtistambha inscription, Public programme, preservation activities, intangibles exibitions by Dailekh Tourism, cultural heritage site tour and interaction regarding cultural heritage tourism.

The high level personalities as Prof. Dinesh Raj Pant (Script Specialist), Prof. Dr. Rajaram Subedi (History), Prof. Dr. Tek Bahadur Shrestha (History), Prof. Dr. Dilli Raj Sharma (Nepali Culture), Mr. Prakash Darnal (Archaeologist), Prof. Dr. Purushottam Lochan Shrestha (History), Representative from Cultural Ministry of Nepal Government participated and address the programme.

This was an historical event in Nepal, where all the personalities were gathered in an important place as archaeological remainings of mediaval period. The region is full of archaeological remainings. There are nearly 156 important monuments around the area. So many remainings are being lost due to careless of the people as well as concerning authorities. The programme was concentrated to the heritage education.

The programme is supported by District Development Committee of Dailekh, Narayan Municipalitiy of Dailekh, 25 Village Development Committees of Dailekh District, Nepal Tourism Board, Youth self employeement fund, Bijaya Higher Secondary School of Dullu, Radio Panchakoshi FM of Dailekh and local stakeholders of monument sites.