Sinja is one of the most important historical places of Jumla and the former capital of the Khasa Kingdom. It is the birthplace of the Nepali language and home to ancient civilization heritages that reflect a great past.
Today, many heritages around Sinja are in danger. There is no proper safeguarding. Stone pillars are broken, some structures are damaged, and others are nearly buried. Valuable arts and artifacts are hidden or already destroyed.
If urgent conservation is not done, the great history of Sinja’s civilization may not survive for future generations. Protecting Sinja means protecting the identity and history of Jumla and Nepal.



















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