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Handloom & Handicrafts
Shawls/Carpets

Wooden/Bamboo/Straw items

Pottery

Jewellery

Others

Performing Arts
Music (solo)

Music (group)

Dance

Drama/Theatre

Traditional Food
Savories

Sweets

Drinks

Visual Arts


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Traditional Food

Savories


Bhaksa Markho
Traditional food from Kargil, prepared from Gundum (flour of Local Wheat), Butter, Churpe (Traditional grain/Powdered), Sugar, Water.

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Ya
A traditional dish of Pitthoragarh district in Uttarakhand, made from a tuberous root, usually served with roti or rice. .

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Sumbur
A traditional dish from Lahaul, prepared from barley and buckwheat (kathu) flour, which is boiled in hot water and served with butter (ghee) or vegetables

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Sweets


Dried Apricots
Dried apricots are a delight to the taste buds and the beta-carotene content of apricots makes them important heart health foods.

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Khura
A sweet local bread from Spiti valley, usually prepared for celebrations during Lossar and other.

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Sheto
A traditional sweet of Spiti, prepared during new year celebration and other festivals.

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Drinks


Butter tea
The traditional tea prepared with butter and salt, churned in cylindrical vessels called 'Dongmo' or 'Doltok'.

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Chhang
Chhang is a very popular alcoholic beverage of the region consumed as a matter of fact anytime during the course of the day, or liberally on special occasions and festivals.

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