New Nepali Panchebaja Song 2073 | Baglung Sigana - Hemanta Khadka/Devi Gharti

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Hemanta Khadka's New Nepali Panche Baja Song

"Ghar ta mero Baglung Sigana"

Lyrics of This Song

Male : Hey purba tityang pachhim resha chha

Bichma hmro sigana desh chha

Ghar ta mero Baglung sigana

Dinaraat gau gharkai samjhana

Aucha jhalko sajha bihana

Pachimaa resha chha bichma hamro sigana desh chaa

Ghar ta mero Baglung Sigana

Dina raaat gau gharkai samjhana aucha jhalko sajha bihana

Female : Hey tala katekhola ko tir paryo

Mathi lekha hile ko sira paryo ghar ta mero Baglung Sigana

Dina raat gau ghar kai samjhana aaucha jhalko sanjh bihana

Khola ko tira paryo , mathi lekha hileko sir paryo

Ghar ta Mero Baglung Sigana, Dina raata gau gharkai samjhana

Aucha jhalko sajha bihana

Dina raata gau gharkai samjhana

About Baglung District

Baglung, is a district in western Nepal, 275 km west of Kathmandu. It is the managerial home office of Baglung District and Dhaulagiri Zone. Baglung is a noteworthy business, money related, instructive, and medicinal services place for the general population of Kali Gandaki valley. It is generally known as city of scaffolds and is additionally acclaimed for its guide which is like the guide of Nepal.Baglung Bazar is arranged on a level sitting above the Kali Gandaki pig out specifically south of the Dhaulagiri Himalayan extent. Steep bluffs ascending from the valley flank the level on three sides. City points of confinement are generally controlled by the Kathe Khola toward the south-west, Kali Gandaki waterway toward the east and Dhodeni Khola toward the north. Baglung appreciates warm summers and gentle winters. Yearly normal temperatures range from a greatest of 26.6 °C and at least 19.1 °C. Highs above 35C (95 F) and lows beneath 0C (32F) are uncommon. The normal yearly precipitation recorded is 1060.9 ml (1982).[1] Rainfall is intensely influenced by the Monsoon and the majority of it happens amid the months of June through September. Rest of the year is for the most part dry and sunny. Snowfall is to a great degree uncommon however encompassing mountains see infrequent snow amid the winter months.There are around 29,360 tenants (evaluation 2011) in Baglung. Yearly populace development rate is 3.03%. It is the 38th biggest region in Nepal, up from 47th in 2001. Aside from Nepali, different dialects talked incorporate Newari, Gurung, Thakali, Tibetan and Magar.

Baglung is a multicultural and multiracial group. Larger part of the populace has a place with ethnic groups of Brahmin, Magar, Chhettri, Chhantyal,and Dalits. Littler gatherings of Newar, Gurung and Thakali likewise live in the territory. Greater part of individuals from Baglung hone Hinduism. Different religions honed in the range incorporate Buddhism and Islam. There is likewise a little Tibetan outcast camp situated at Dhorpatan.