In a fast-changing world, where traditions are often forgotten, a young woman is ensuring her community's heritage lives on not in books or behind glass, but within the very walls of her home.

Leike Chomu, a 24-year-old from the Monpa community in western Arunachal Pradesh, has breathed new life into her family’s 200-year-old ancestral house by turning it into a living museum.

Ahmed Omar Haroon & Yachang Kani ] I am a black-necked crane – a bird revered as sacred by the people of Bhutan and the Monpa ...

Tarayana: The remote Monpa village of Phumzur in Trongsa is seeing a lot of constructions lately. A father of two, Ngenthi, is digging the foundation to construct a new house for his family. He is ...

In a fast-changing world, where traditions are often forgotten, a young woman is ensuring her community’s heritage lives on—not in books or behind glass, but within the very walls of her home. Leike ...

He described the event as a profound reminder of the timeless wisdom and spiritual heritage that guide the Monpa people. The Torgya Dungyur Chenmo festival remains a symbol of the Monpa community ...