Bangladesh Shines at Miniland International Folk Cultural Festival

Published at Apr 12, 2026 - 21:55
Bangladesh Shines at Miniland International Folk Cultural Festival
Bangladesh Shines at Miniland International Folk Cultural Festival


Kathmandu, Nepal, April 7–11: The Miniland International Folk Cultural Festival concluded with great उत्साह and vibrancy in Kathmandu, organized by Miniland English Secondary School in collaboration with Kageshwari Manohara Municipality. The festival witnessed enthusiastic participation from artists and cultural representatives from India, Bangladesh, South Korea, Thailand, Egypt, Turkey, and Nepal. The primary objective of the event was to promote cultural exchange, foster mutual understanding, and strengthen international friendship among participating nations.

Representing Bangladesh, the “Divya Cultural Organization,” led by Mohammad Zobayera Hossain Nayem, took part in the festival. The group delivered captivating dance performances on April 8 and 9. Their presentation, particularly a fusion dance based on Nepali and Bengali music performed in the presence of the Mayor of Kageshwari Manohara Municipality, received widespread appreciation from the audience. The event began with a colorful cultural procession starting from the school premises. The parade featured international artists, Nepali cultural groups, scouts, teachers, and students. The procession was warmly welcomed by the local community and associated organizations.

At the formal event, distinguished guests including Mayor Upendra Karki, Festival Director and Chairman of the school Dr. Jayaram Wagle, and Principal Moniram Wagle delivered speeches. Mayor Upendra Karki highlighted that such international cultural events not only elevate the municipality’s presence on the global stage but also enhance cultural awareness among the younger generation.

Dr. Jayaram Wagle emphasized that such initiatives help students develop a global outlook, foster respect for diverse cultures, and create significant opportunities to showcase Nepal internationally. He also expressed gratitude to all contributors for making the event a success. Principal Moniram Wagle noted that events like this enrich the academic environment and play a vital role in nurturing the hidden talents of students. Throughout the festival, participating artists presented their respective countries’ traditional dances, music, and cultural performances, leaving the audience deeply impressed.