Malshree Dhun / मालश्री धुन | Gurju ko Paltan / श्री शार्दुल जंग गुल्म

"Malshree Dhun" is a traditional Nepali instrumental tune, often played during the festival of Dashain, the most significant festival in Nepal.
The Guruju ko Paltan is a platoon of soldiers who march in two or three lines leading processions as they play ethnic tunes on traditional instruments such as the bansuri, dhol, jhyali, tammal and the naumati. The platoon’s history can be traced to the time of Prithivi Narayan Shah, the king credited with unifying then Nepal divided into princely states. There are those who say that the platoon had such close ties with the king, that their attire reflected their respect for Shah.

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