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A very artistic style suspension bridge in Tunitar, Khare, i.e. Tamakoshi river of Gaurishankar village municipality ward no. eight of Dolakha district. Birudhwaj Karki, the late Jimwal Mukhiya, a social worker, had built four similar artistic suspension bridges on the Tamakoshi River in the 1970. Especially with the intention of facilitating the people of that region to cross the river. Such bridges were built in the upper villages of the Tamakoshi River, Sangure, Jamune and Suryadobhan. Surya Dobhan's suspension bridge was built in 2019 BS. The religious leader of Lambagar Gumba and Lama Pema Tshring Lama gave clear information about these four bridges with great joy. It's late there. Jimwal mukhiya Birudhwaj Karki was a great social worker of the region and a skilled social worker with a vision. He said that if he had not built these bridges, it would have been very difficult for the people of this region to cross the river. The length of the bridge is 42 meters long and the width is 15 inches wide flange. Four suspension bridges are also V-shaped. Similarly, Mane Sangure's bridge was thirty Seven meters long, Suryadobhan's suspension bridge was Sixty meters long and Lambagar's suspension bridge was eighty meters long.

At that time, these bridges were built by digging deep holes in the stone, while the plains, chain bars, chains, and battle forts used in the suspension bridge were all made by hand casting iron. Which, of course, made the video an overnight sensation.

After all these bridges self. Why did JimwalBirudh mukhiya Bkirudwaj Karki build Tamakoshi?

Karki was childless. These four bridges were built for the benefit of children as well as social work. Not only that, it was very difficult to cross the river because of the high flow of Tamakoshi River. According to religious beliefs, there was a belief that after crossing a bridge or playing a game, one would attain Baitarani or salvation. Later, Jimwal chief Birudhwajan Karki's children also became. Birudhwaj Karki was born in 1933 and died at the age of Hundred, according to locals and his grandson Dibyadhwaj Karki.

Dibya Dhwaj Karki, son of Jimwal chief Birudhwaj Karki and social worker Dibya Dhwaj Karki, son of Jateshwar Karki have repaired and maintained the only remaining bridge out of the four existing bridges at Tunitar of Tamakoshi River in Dolakha district. In addition to ensuring the historicity of the ancestors, it is also convenient for the locals to cross the river and identify the artistic specimen of this bridge so that the present generation can see it with interest. Dibyadhwaj Karki, a social worker, has been involved in the restoration work with the aim of seeing this artistic style bridge as well as the existing bridges on the Tamakoshi River. Not only that, they are also in the process of searching for the wreckage of three other suspension bridges. The wreckage of some suspension bridges has also been found. The locals have even helped him in this task.

Meanwhile, Divyadhwaj Karki says that he is planning to build two pavilions near the bridge, which is being renovated, for the passers-by to sit or rest. Due to which, not only the locals but also the local and foreign tourists have come to this place to see the artistic suspension bridge and also to enjoy the Tamakoshi river flowing from here, the natural beauty and biodiversity. In fact, the bridge is worth a visit. How could such an artistic style bridge be built by hand at that time? According to Dibyadhwaj Karki, a social worker, the people of Gaurishankar VDC and Bigu Goupalika will get direct access to the bridge after its renovation.

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