Community Development – Gurkha Impact – Livelihood

The Tamagi Museum and Learning Centre is a livelihood museum built to educate and inform local and foreign visitors about the rich history of a small village – Tamagi. The main building serves as the starting point for excursions to 10-15 nearby sites within walking distance (2-2.5 km total), allowing visitors to easily and safely explore local attractions such as holy shrines, majestic Annapurna panoramas, ecologically significant sites including agricultural terraces, and to enjoy a short meditation at the Enlightenment Stupa to complete their visit to Tamagi. Information on the historical and ecological significance, as well as walking distances to points of interest, is available at the TMLC Office next to the main museum building and online. QR codes placed at various points of interest allow visitors to access more detailed information (in Nepali and English) using their smartphones. Guided tours of the museum and along the Culture and Nature Trail may also be booked in advance. Bookings and information available at info@tamagicentre.org.

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