The term "Zanskari" refers to the people and culture of the Zanskar Valley, located in the northern Indian state of Ladakh. This remote region is known for its stunning landscapes, including high mountains and deep gorges. The Zanskari people primarily speak the Zanskari language, a Tibetic language, and practice Tibetan Buddhism, which influences their traditions and festivals. Zanskari culture is characterized by its unique art, music, and dance, often reflecting the harsh yet beautiful environment of the valley. The community relies on agriculture and animal husbandry, with barley and sheep being significant to their livelihood. The Zanskari way of life is deeply connected to the natural surroundings and the spiritual beliefs of the region.