King Prithivi Narayan Shah's Divya Upadesh
A hand print of King Rajendra Bikram Shah dated 13 April 1846
The astrology section where books dating back to the 5th century are stored
Microfilms stored in humidity controlled rooms
Microfilms stored in humidity controlled rooms
Microfilms stored in humidity controlled rooms
One of the first four copies of Nepal’s Constitution published in 2072 (2015)
The first copy of Nepal’s national newspaper Gorkhapatra printed in 1968 (1901)
The inscription at Satungal Bishnu Devi Temple dated 1664 which mentions the fact that the Bishnu Devi Temple was built by Bhawani Shankar of Kwa Bahal, Patan
The official emblem of the cabinet formed on 19 February 1951
A 1911 account of lands in Terai
Microfilm scanner
Microfilming machine
Digitizing microfilms
Microfilms reading room
Kumari Chowk section where all the documents related to land are kept.
A Lal Mohor (official decree) issued in the names of Sri Ranabhim Company and Shree Mehar Company on 21 March 1847
A letter written by Kathmandu’s King Jaya Prakash Malla to King Prithivi Narayan Shah consulting on installing Nepali lawyers in Tiber, dated December 1757
Server and backup for digital storage
A storage room
Inscription rubbing from 2nd century
Archives
Mothballs to protect books inside storage
Archives
Nilpatra from 13th century which has writings on Bishnu Dharma
Documents written on palm leaves from 18th century
Nepali patro (calendar) from 1947 (1890-1891)
An unidentified document written in Ranjana script
A pen used to sign the constitutional draft of 2047 (1990)
A copper cylinder used to store documents
An edition of Srimat Bhagwat from the 18th century
Stepwise processing of microfilms
A recreated specimen of traditional bamboo pen used in ancient times
