Written by: Jiya Sapkota - 2024005, Grade VII
Posted on: 28 November, 2019
On 25 June, we, the students of grade 7 and six, went to Jyapu Museum located at Chyasal. “To find the lifestyle of our ancestors” was the main objective when we went there. I was astonished to see the beauty of that place. When we were going there, we got stuck in a traffic jam but even then we reached there in another way (shortcut). Actually there was a big house but the museum was actually located underground.
Going there, I found out that there were different names for the ornaments, clothes, utensils, etc. there were different types of soil like Kanchaa, Gichaa, etc. Some soils were used for medicinal purposes, some were used as a soap, etc. I found out that there were many types of weapons in the past. While I was there I found that Nepal was full of pride, “I am proud to be a Nepalese” because after seeing those things, I can proudly say that our country is multilingual and multiethnic, etc, a country filled with harmony.
The guides there were very humble and without anger, they gave answers on whatever we asked. There were many farmer bridges of Bagmati.
Thus, I recommend this place to everyone who wants to visit museums because this museum reflects Nepal as the country with hundreds of languages and cultures.
