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Governor and Chief Minister attend Pre-Tendong Lho Rum Faat – Yongthoom 3rd Edition at Ridge Park
Gangtok, August 7: Chief Minister Mr Prem Singh Tamang attended the Pre-Tendong Lho Rum Faat Celebration – Yongthoom 3rd Edition at Ridge Park on Friday evening in the esteemed presence of Governor Mr Om Prakash Mathur.
The celebration featured vibrant cultural performances and traditional rituals that showcased the rich heritage, customs, and spiritual beliefs of the Lepcha community, the indigenous people of Sikkim.
Chief Minister said that Tendong Lho Rum Faat stands as a profound symbol of gratitude to nature, resilience, and the harmonious bond between people and the environment. He remarked that the festival reflects the rich cultural legacy of the Lepcha community and their deep-rooted reverence for nature.
He further stated that such celebrations play a vital role in preserving Sikkim’s invaluable cultural heritage while inspiring future generations to cherish and uphold the timeless traditions that make the State a true land of unity in diversity.
The celebration featured vibrant cultural performances and traditional rituals that showcased the rich heritage, customs, and spiritual beliefs of the Lepcha community, the indigenous people of Sikkim.
Chief Minister said that Tendong Lho Rum Faat stands as a profound symbol of gratitude to nature, resilience, and the harmonious bond between people and the environment. He remarked that the festival reflects the rich cultural legacy of the Lepcha community and their deep-rooted reverence for nature.
He further stated that such celebrations play a vital role in preserving Sikkim’s invaluable cultural heritage while inspiring future generations to cherish and uphold the timeless traditions that make the State a true land of unity in diversity.
