Stamp Release
ππ¦π¦π¨ππ π’π‘: March 30, 2026
Dhurkot Palace, Gulmi
ππ₯πππ πππ¦ππ₯ππ£π§ππ’π‘: Dhurkot Palace in Gulmi, once the seat of the Dhurkot Kingdom under the Chaubisi confederation, holds an important place in Nepalβs history. Established around 1465 B.S. and incorporated into unified Nepal in 1843 B.S., the palace continues to serve as a centre of religious devotion and local traditions. It is also associated with the traditional folk narrative Karkha Bhaka, inspired by Princess Sarumairani. This postage stamp highlights the palaceβs historical, cultural and archaeological significance while promoting its preservation and tourism potential.
- πππ‘π’π ππ‘ππ§ππ’π‘: Rs.10.oo
- π¦πππ: 45mm x 35mm
- π’π₯πππ‘π§ππ§ππ’π‘: Horizontal
- π£ππ£ππ₯: UV dull security stamp with visible and invisible fibres
- ππ’ππ’π¨π₯: Six colours, including fluorescent and silver inks
- π¦ππππ§: 48 stamps
- π€π¨ππ‘π§ππ§π¬: 1 million
- π£π₯π’πππ¦π¦: Self-adhesive postage stamps with release liner
- πππ¦πππ‘ππ₯: Purna Kala Limbu
- π£π₯ππ‘π§ππ₯: Security Printing Center, Kathmandu
ππ¦π¦π¨ππ π’π‘: March 30, 2026
Dhurkot Palace, Gulmi
ππ₯πππ πππ¦ππ₯ππ£π§ππ’π‘: Dhurkot Palace in Gulmi, once the seat of the Dhurkot Kingdom under the Chaubisi confederation, holds an important place in Nepalβs history. Established around 1465 B.S. and incorporated into unified Nepal in 1843 B.S., the palace continues to serve as a centre of religious devotion and local traditions. It is also associated with the traditional folk narrative Karkha Bhaka, inspired by Princess Sarumairani. This postage stamp highlights the palaceβs historical, cultural and archaeological significance while promoting its preservation and tourism potential.
- πππ‘π’π ππ‘ππ§ππ’π‘: Rs.10.oo
- π¦πππ: 45mm x 35mm
- π’π₯πππ‘π§ππ§ππ’π‘: Horizontal
- π£ππ£ππ₯: UV dull security stamp with visible and invisible fibres
- ππ’ππ’π¨π₯: Six colours, including fluorescent and silver inks
- π¦ππππ§: 48 stamps
- π€π¨ππ‘π§ππ§π¬: 1 million
- π£π₯π’πππ¦π¦: Self-adhesive postage stamps with release liner
- πππ¦πππ‘ππ₯: Purna Kala Limbu
- π£π₯ππ‘π§ππ₯: Security Printing Center, Kathmandu
ππ¦π¦π¨ππ π’π‘: March 30, 2026
Dhurkot Palace, Gulmi
ππ₯πππ πππ¦ππ₯ππ£π§ππ’π‘: Dhurkot Palace in Gulmi, once the seat of the Dhurkot Kingdom under the Chaubisi confederation, holds an important place in Nepalβs history. Established around 1465 B.S. and incorporated into unified Nepal in 1843 B.S., the palace continues to serve as a centre of religious devotion and local traditions. It is also associated with the traditional folk narrative Karkha Bhaka, inspired by Princess Sarumairani. This postage stamp highlights the palaceβs historical, cultural and archaeological significance while promoting its preservation and tourism potential.
- πππ‘π’π ππ‘ππ§ππ’π‘: Rs.10.oo
- π¦πππ: 45mm x 35mm
- π’π₯πππ‘π§ππ§ππ’π‘: Horizontal
- π£ππ£ππ₯: UV dull security stamp with visible and invisible fibres
- ππ’ππ’π¨π₯: Six colours, including fluorescent and silver inks
- π¦ππππ§: 48 stamps
- π€π¨ππ‘π§ππ§π¬: 1 million
- π£π₯π’πππ¦π¦: Self-adhesive postage stamps with release liner
- πππ¦πππ‘ππ₯: Purna Kala Limbu
- π£π₯ππ‘π§ππ₯: Security Printing Center, Kathmandu
