Discover the remote beauty of Turtuk, the northernmost village in Ladakh, and meet the Balti people who call this stunning region home. A unique cultural experience on the Gilgit-Baltistan border!

NEW DELHI: The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes (NCST ... Similarly, Ladakh has several distinct cultural heritage because of its communities such as Drokpa, Balti and Changpa, among ...

Discover Turtuk and Its Culture Once a part of Baltistan (now in Pakistan), Turtuk village in Ladakh still preserves its rich Balti heritage, reflected in its customs, language, and cuisine.

While the other parts of Ladakh have a strong Buddhist ... According to the Balti Heritage museum, Turtuk was once inhabited by the Brokpa tribe, and was later taken over by warriors of Central ...

NEW DELHI: The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes on ... Similarly, Ladakh has several distinct cultural heritage because of its communities such as Drokpa, Balti and Changpa, among others ...

New Delhi [India], Sept 11 (ANI): The National Commission for Scheduled Tribes ... Ladakh. Similarly, the Ladakh region has several distinct cultural heritage of communities such as Drokpa, Balti ...