Northeast Desk, 31st March: On the inaugural day of the Sikkim Democratic Front’s (SDF) election campaign, party leader Pawan Chamling made a groundbreaking announcement that is set to redefine cultural preservation and economic development in the region.
Chamling revealed ambitious plans for the establishment of a Sherpa World Heritage Cultural Centre in Ribdi Bhareng, a move poised to make a profound impact on both the cultural landscape and economic prospects of the area.
The proposed cultural center, slated to be erected in Ribdi Bhareng within the Daramdin Constituency, is designed to serve as a beacon for showcasing and safeguarding the rich heritage of the Sherpa community. Renowned globally for their mountaineering prowess and distinctive cultural traditions, the Sherpa people’s legacy will be celebrated and preserved through this transformative initiative.
The Sherpa World Heritage Cultural Centre is envisioned as a dynamic hub for cultural exchange, education, and celebration. It will extend a warm invitation to visitors from across the globe, offering them an immersive experience steeped in the traditions and history of the Sherpa community.