tharu culture house

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• Bikram Giri

  30 April 2018

  Tharu culture house, Every day in the evening, in the summer at 8pm-9m, in the winter 6:30/7:00pm it starts, it is live performance, Tharu people have really typicall culture they will show you their all kinds of culture activities by the songs and dance, Stick dance, fire dance, Peacock Dance It is really Awesome programme for enjoying,
  It is safe for everyone,

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• Nischal Sapkota

  09 December 2017

  The informative Tharu Cultural Museum and Research Centre .
  the nearest Tharu village to Sauraha, has colourful murals and exhibits on artefacts and local dress. The collection is fairly limited, but it's a must-see for those interested in Tharu culture.
  People are too kind and you can see many versatile people. It lies adjacent to the Chitwan National park so the wild encounters are too normal.
  I am amazed and thankful to the home stay owner and his entire family. They were loyal and friendly too. People around gather at evening and gossips about past and future . It's really amazing to be among them and adore their respect.
  Great viewing of peacocks and their dance.
  It's amazing and you can see rhinos, elephants, dears, as well as many local and migrating birds here. They also offers the elephant rides and it's great than shauraha.
  It is near shauraha but has not got to limelight as shauraha and it's cheaper and less crowed than shauraha.
  Amazing and most visit much more to explore

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• Dukhiram Darai

  06 September 2017

  Good

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• Omar Karadsheh

  14 March 2017

  Liked the harmony in the traditional dances they performed but it felt a bit cheesy and repetitive. Also the presenters voice was not clear and the air conditioners were probably not working well as it was very warm inside

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