Kathmandu, 23 August: Kathmandu, 23 August: Nepal Investment Bank Limited (NIBL) with the investment of Rs 90 million successfully concluded the  renovation of Pashupati Sangralaya Mahasnan Ghar (the great bath house and museum). Chairperson of the bank Prithvi Bahadur Pande following the inaugural of the renovated bath house and museum on Monday, handed them over to the Minister for Tourism, Culture and Civil Aviation and Chairman of Pashupati Area Development Trust,  Jeevan Ram Shrestha. Minister Shrestha inaugurated the cultural heritages amidst a function.

NIBL collaborated with Pashupati Area Development Trust (PADT) under “People’s Involvement and Development” program towards the reconstruction Mahasnan Ghar. “We believe the fund will contribute in the preservation of this area as a World Cultural Heritage Site and, also, give an impetus for tourism in this place of historical significance,” said Chair Pande while the Minister lauded the noble initiative of the NIBL in preserving precious heritages of the nation. Pande pledged more support in preserving art, culture and heritages of the country in the days to come.

People’s News Monitoring Service