A large crowd of locals of Bhirkuna village in Gaida VDC greeted him with delight. There he met with families of former British Gurkha soldiers whose houses were damaged by last year's earthquake and also inspected their under-constructing houses. Then, walking for almost an hour, he reached to another village, Leropani, where, like in the previous village, he got a warm reception from the locals.Locals organized a cultural program for him where he enjoyed various traditional Nepali songs and dances. A brief rain slightly disrupted the program but it resumed again after Prince Harry preferred to watch more traditional dances and songs.
During the program, locals wrestled to take photographs with him and he humbly took photographs with them. He also provided Rs 10,000 each to two local child clubs at the end of the program.
He then reached at the home of 86-year-old Mangali Gurung, the widow of a WWII Gurkha soldier, where he would spend the night. In the evening, at Manglai's home, the prince was served a traditional Nepali meal of daal, bhat and vegetables.
Related story
‘Daal Bhat Tarkari’ begins promotional journey
