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'People Called Ladakh' explores the region's diverse cultures, communities

The book also spotlights Kargil, a city that most people still associate with the 1999 Indo-Pakistan war

PEOPLE CALLED LADAKH: Through the Lens of Culture and Everyday Lives
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People Called Ladakh: Through the Lens of Culture and Everyday Lives

Neha Kirpal
PEOPLE CALLED LADAKH: Through the Lens of Culture and Everyday Lives
Author: Curated by Nisha Nair and Shashi Velath
Publisher: Westland
Price: Rs 599
Ladakh, with its people, rich customs and local stories and compelling landscape, is undoubtedly one of the most fascinating places to visit. But there is so much more beyond the region’s Instagram-worthy images of pristine blue waters, rugged mountains and divine monasteries. People Called Ladakh, the latest in the “People Called…” series of books, highlights the many varied and some little-known aspects of this fascinating region. The 32 pieces in the anthology cover a wide range

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