Answer: <p>The culture of Nepal is rich and unique.Traditional songs, dances, music, art, folklore, tales, proverbs, beliefs and legends are some units of folk culture. It is passed from generation to generation.</p>

Answer: <p>Folk dances are the dances developed by groups of people that reflect the traditional life of the people. A traditional dance of a particular people or areas is called a folk dance. Some folk dances of Nepal are listed below:</p>
<p>Tamang Selo:<br />Tamang Selo is usually performed by the Tamangs. This dance is performed beating a damphu a solo or in a group. This dance is also known as damphu-natch. In Tamang language, this dance is call tam-syaba.</p>
<p>Chutki<br />This dance is generally performed by Chhetris, Brahmins, Gurungs and Magars. The Chhetris and Brahmins perform Chutki to the rhythmic beats of Khaijadi.</p>
<p>Dhan Nac<br />This is the dance of Limbus. Young boys and girls hold each other and control each other from side to side and swing their feet in the beat of Chyabrung.</p>
<p>Juhari or Dohori<br />This dance is also known as gambling or dual dance. This dance is performed in a group during festivals and fairs and in rodhighar.</p>
<p>Maruni Dance<br />Maruni is one of the most loved dances in Nepal. A male dancer disguises as women. He wears the long frock-like dress.</p>

Answer: <p>Sarangi</p>
<p>Narasingha</p>
<p>Flute</p>
<p>Tyampki</p>
<p>Dhol</p>
<p>Binayo</p>
<p>Three types of folk musical instruments are listed below:</p>
<p>Madal<br />Madal is one of the most popular musical instruments of the Nepalese community. This musical instrument was played first by Magar community. Later on, it gained popularity throughout the country.</p>
<p>Sarangi<br />Sarangi is the traditional musical instrument of Gandarva community of Kaski district. Sarangi is made of the khiri wood. There are four wires and played by rubbing on the wire.</p>
<p>Flute/Murali<br />Flute is made by making a hole in a small peace of bamboo. Flute is also practiced throughout the country. Bansuri or Murali is played by blowing air with our mouth.</p>
<p>These are the traditional musical instruments.</p>

Answer: <ol>
<li>Resham firiri, resham&nbsp;firiri.</li>
<li>Mauri ta ghumchha ras khana, aakha ta ghumchha eh nani, ful jasti nani ma.</li>
<li>Kafal gedi kutukai, vaye vutukaii.</li>
<li>Wari jamuna, paari jamuna.</li>
<li>Hos gara haii soltinee, tungba tanya chhu.</li>
<li>Mohani laagla hai etc.</li>
</ol>

Answer: <p>Some of typical Nepali folk dances that are prevalent in our Nepalese society are Maruni, Kaura, Balan, Gharu, Khyali, Tamang selo, Lakhe Naach,&nbsp;Deuda etc</p>

Answer: <p>Some of the folk musical Instruments of Nepal are :</p>
<ul>
<li>Madal</li>
<li>Sahanai</li>
<li>Saarangi etc.</li>
</ul>

Answer: <p>Folk Musical Instruments are those instruments which are accompanied by the traditional folk songs sung during various occasions.</p>

Answer: <p>The folk Music of Nepal are :</p> <ul><li>Mangal</li> <li>Chudkila</li> <li>Hymns</li> </ul><p></p>

Answer: <p>A folk dance is a special dance usually belonging to the peasant and rural community that depicts the daily life, sufferings, social, cultural and religious aspects of peasants, simple or quaint people who are usually illiterate.</p>

Answer: <p>Folk music is a traditional and generally rural music that originally was passed down through families or small social groups.</p>
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Answer: <p>Folk culture refers to unifying expressive components of everyday life as enacted by localized, tradition-bound people.</p>

Answer: <p>Some of the folk dances of Nepal are as follows:</p>
<ul>
<li>Maruni</li>
<li>Balan</li>
<li>Gharu</li>
<li>Khyali etc.</li>
</ul>