Symbol of Love 'Ranimahal' Transformed Into Bagrama
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Rani Mahal area in Palpa buried under sand, gravel and rocks - Peoples' Review
Kathmandu, October 28: Palpa’s historic Rani Mahal once attracted tourists as a symbol of love. The palace stands on the banks of the north-flowing Kaligandaki River. The surrounding area used to bustle with visitors who came to admire the palace’s beauty, take photographs and enjoy themselves along the riverbank. However, floods and inundation following incessant […] The post Rani Mahal area in Palpa buried under sand, gravel and rocks appeared…
Palpa. Palpa's historical Queen's Palace once became a symbol of love and attracted tourists. The palace is situated on the banks of the northern Kaligandaki river. Before reaching Ramaun, the surrounding area was buzzing with excitement, admiring the beauty of the palace, taking photographs and visiting the banks of the river. On the last day of Asoj 11th, the flood that came after incessant rains drowned the scene here. Vigatama […]
Palpa – Palpa's historical Queen's Palace once became a symbol of love and attracted tourists. The palace is situated on the banks of the northern Kaligandaki river. Before reaching Ramaun, the surrounding area was buzzing with excitement, admiring the beauty of the palace, taking photographs and visiting the banks of the river. On the last day of Asoj 11th, the flood that came after incessant rains drowned the scene here. The coming and go…
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