Bhoti is a language spoken primarily in the Himalayan region, particularly in parts of India, Nepal, and Tibet. It belongs to the Tibeto-Burman language family and is used by various ethnic groups, including the Bhotiya people. The language has several dialects, reflecting the diverse cultures and communities in the region. In addition to its linguistic significance, Bhoti is also tied to the rich cultural heritage of the area. It is often used in traditional practices, folklore, and local literature, helping to preserve the identity of the Bhotiya community. The language plays a crucial role in maintaining the social fabric of these Himalayan societies.