Bame Kumari Budha Magar

Bome Kumari Budha Magar is a Nepalese indigenous rights activist, educator, and former politician. She was born in 1956 in Korchabang village of Rolpa District in western Nepal. Growing up in a remote Magar community, Budha Magar learned traditional skills like hand-weaving hemp cloth from her mother, whom she credits as her first teacher: “For me, my mother was a university in herself… We all learn our indigenous knowledge from our mothers.” 

Our Village

Korchawang is a picturesque village nestled in the hills of Rolpa District, a region rich in natural beauty, cultural heritage, and historical significance. Located in Lumbini Province of western Nepal, Korchawang is home to the indigenous Magar community, offering visitors a unique blend of traditional lifestyle, scenic landscapes, and warm hospitality.

About My Early Life

Bome Kumari Budha Magar is a Nepalese indigenous rights activist, educator, and former politician. She was born in 1956 in Korchabang village of Rolpa District in western Nepal. Growing up in a remote Magar community, Budha Magar learned traditional skills like hand-weaving hemp cloth from her mother, whom she credits as her first teacher: “For me, my mother was a university in herself… We all learn our indigenous knowledge from our mothers.”

Key Portfolio

first girl from Rolpa District to pass the School Leaving Certificate (SLC) exam.

first Magar woman in Nepal’s parliament.

Founded and led the Nepal Magar Women’s Association

Awards & Achievements

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