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Zanskar,
Zahar (locally) or Zangskar, is the
southwestern region of the
Indian union territory of Ladakh. The
administrative centre of
Zanskar is Padum...
- The
Zanskar River is the
first major tributary of the
Indus River,
equal or
greater in
volume than the main river,[citation needed]
which flows entirely...
- The
Zanskar Range is a
mountain range in the
union territory of
Ladakh that
separates the
Zanskar valley from
Indus valley at Leh. The
range lies between...
- lies to the
northeast of the
Great Himalayas and encomp****es part of the
Zanskar Range. Its po****tion
inhabits the
river valleys of Suru,
Wakha Rong (not...
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India into ****stan and China. To the
south of the
Karakoram Range lie the
Zanskar and
Ladakh ranges. Some of the
highest mountains on
Earth are also found...
- and
Nubra river valleys. The
Kargil district contains the Suru, Dras and
Zanskar river valleys. The main po****ted
regions are the
river valleys, but the...
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terms of
average annual flow. Its left-bank
tributary in
Ladakh is the
Zanskar River, and its left-bank
tributary in the
plains is the
Panjnad River which...
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known as Padam) is the main town and the
administrative centre of the
Zanskar tehsil in
Kargil district, Ladakh, India.
Named after the
Buddhist guru...
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Zanskar. The
Ladakh Buddhist ****ociation
Zanskar (LBAZ) has also been
demanding the
creation of
Zanskar district.
Zanskar:
People of
Zanskar have...
- as the
Gateway to
Zanskar.
Pensi La is 4,400
metres (14,400 ft)
above sea
level and
connects the Suru
Valley region to the
Zanskar Valley region. The...
