Exploring Heritage: Kameng Museum Connects Cultures

The Indian Army has established the Kameng Culture and Heritage Museum in Arunachal Pradesh’s West Kameng district. Part of the Vibrant Village Programme, the museum highlights the cultural ties of the region, enriched by donations from locals. It features a movie hall, cafeteria, and children’s park.

The Indian Army has inaugurated the Kameng Culture and Heritage Museum in West Kameng district, Arunachal Pradesh, branding it as a symbol of peace and national unity. The museum falls under the Vibrant Village Programme and aims to integrate communities through cultural showcases.

Arunachal Pradesh, with its historical references in texts like Kalika Purana and Mahabharat, offers a canvas rich with cultural narratives and archaeological treasures. The Kameng Museum captures these narratives, highlighting the area's monumental heritage and natural beauty.

In a collaborative effort with the local community, the museum features artifacts of cultural and religious significance, supported by a state-of-the-art movie hall, cafeteria, and a children's park. The inauguration is scheduled for October 23, attended by notable leaders such as Chief Minister Pema Khandu.

(With inputs from agencies.)