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A forest that sings: how Sikkim’s bamboo & wood become traditional Lepcha instruments
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A forest that sings: how Sikkim’s bamboo & wood become traditional Lepcha instruments

In Sikkim, bamboo and wood transform into beautiful musical instruments like the Tungbuk and Pumtong Pulit, which have just received Geographical Indication recognition. This is a fantastic acknowledgment of the deep connection between the Lepcha community and their natural surroundings. These instruments not only produce music but also embody the cultural and spiritual essence of the region. It's exciting to see how this recognition will inspire future generations to appreciate and preserve their musical heritage.
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