The Changpa are semi-nomadic pastoralists who move with their herds of Pashmina goats, yaks, and sheep in search of grazing land. They live in traditional yak-wool tents called Rebos and have adapted to one of the toughest terrains on Earth. The Changpa are vital to the production of Pashmina wool, a major export of the region. Their way of life is deeply connected to the land, marked by resilience, self-sufficiency, and rich cultural traditions.
