This tune is performed by the herdsmen of the northern Surkhet valley. This tune is played at a medium tempo at the beginning and slowly accelerates towards the end. Herdsmen play this melody while rearing goats and cows in the nearby meadows.

The field is plowed right after the wheat has been harvested. The plow is attached to two dzos, a hybrid between yaks and cows. The wife leads the animals while the husband holds the plow.

This tune is performed by the herdsmen of the far-western region of Nepal. In that region, herdsmen usually rear sheep and cows. Generally, they take their cattle to the meadows of highlands where there is plenty of grass for grazing. The weather of the highlands is snowy and foggy; hence, the herdsmen play this tune to cope with the weather.