File:Limboo house in Hee- kengbari village in West Sikkim, Sikkim, India.jpg
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English: Vernacular house of the Limboo( Limbu, Yakthung, Subba) tribes of Sikkim, North-East of India. It is similar to the Limbu house in Eastern Nepal.
This house exists in Hee- kengbari village in West Sikkim, Sikkim. Its atleast 75-80 years old. The house of Limboos is a symbolic representation of Yuma- a goddess of the Limboo community. |
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| Author | Namsang Limboo |
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