Zangskari
Zangskari refers to the people and culture of Zanskar, a remote and sparsely populated region in the Indian Himalayas. Historically, Zanskar was an independent kingdom before becoming part of Ladakh and later India. The Zangskari people are predominantly Tibetan Buddhists, and their way of life is deeply intertwined with their religious beliefs and the harsh mountain environment.
The Zangskari language, also known as Zanskari, is a Tibetic language closely related to Ladakhi and Tibetan.
Zanskar is known for its stunning landscapes, including high mountain passes, glaciers, and the Zanskar River,