点评:There seems to be a little confusion with reviews for this place . It is not the Gurkha Memorial Museum . This is a Local Museum given over to the History of the region .... it's culture and complex Tribal breakdown . It is wonderfully low key .... we start as early as the Stone Age ..... and move on up the centuries . Most of the exhibits look like you can open the cabinets and get a good hold of them . I found the whole experience charming . Lot's and lots of musical instruments , agricultural implements , kitchen and household items , costumes and pottery galore . Even models of houses , religous artefacts , photographs and descriptions of Religous Ceremonies . Even wonderful Shaman and Animist Gods , depictions of Demons and Spirits . The examples of Metalwork I found particularly interesting even woven Fish Traps which were not unlike Fish Traps I have seen among Tribal Aborigines in Australia and was quite astonished to see similar tools that I use back in the Forest in Australia . I took my time and I had plenty of room - there were very very few people there . The Staff are very low key and full of smiles . I would recommend this to anybody BUT to an Anthropologist it's essential
翻译:对这个地方的评论似乎有点混乱。这不是廓尔喀纪念博物馆。这是一个致力于该地区历史的当地博物馆……它的文化和复杂的部落分治。它非常低调……我们从石器时代开始……然后一直延续到几个世纪。大多数展品看起来都可以打开柜子拿到。我觉得整个体验很迷人。大量的乐器、农具、厨房和家居用品、服装和陶器应有尽有。甚至还有房屋模型、宗教文物、照片和宗教仪式的描述。甚至还有奇妙的萨满和万物有灵论神、恶魔和灵魂的描绘。我发现金属制品的例子特别有趣,甚至编织的鱼笼也与我在澳大利亚部落土著人中看到的鱼笼很相似,看到我在澳大利亚森林中使用的类似工具让我非常惊讶。我花了不少时间,空间也很大——那里的人很少。工作人员非常低调,面带微笑。我会向任何人推荐这个,但对于人类学家来说,这是必不可少