- The
Changpa, or Champa, are a semi-nomadic
Tibetan people found mainly in the
Changtang in Ladakh, India. A
smaller number resides in the
western regions...
- east into
Tibet as far as
modern Qinghai. The
Changtang is home to the
Changpa, a
nomadic Tibetan people. The two
largest settlements within the Tibetan...
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Changpa is a
breed of
cashmere goat
native to the high
plateaus of
Ladakh in
northern India. It is
closely ****ociated with the
nomadic Changpa people...
- of Leh, the
Changthang language,
spoken in the
Changtang region by the
Changpa people, and the
Zangskari language,
spoken in the
Zanskar region of Ladakh...
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regions are the
river valleys, but the
mountain slopes also
support pastoral Changpa nomads. The main
religious groups in the
region are
Muslims (mainly Shia)...
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pashmina wool in the
Ladakh region of the
Himalayas are a
people known as the
Changpa.
These are a
nomadic people and
inhabit the
Changthang plateau of Tibet...
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Changpa nomadic family on the
Tibetan Plateau...
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Burig Lepcha people Limbu people Lhoba people Monpa Tibetan Thakali people Changpa people Golok people Wutun people Tibetan Muslims Tibetan diaspora Tibetan...
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Golok and Tebbu), Khams, U-Tsang (including
Ngari and Walung), Pemakopas,
Changpa, Baima,
Kachee Buddhism →
Tibetan Buddhism, Bon
Ticuna Ticuna–Yuri → Ticuna...
- over 6,000 m (20,000 ft),
including Mentok Kangri and
Lungser Kangri. "
Changpa", the
nomadic migratory shepherds (pastoral community) of yak, sheep, goat...
