Few of us work as labourers in Leh and few run hotels in Debring when the Leh-Manali road opens up during summer. During winter, when the road closes, we move back to Leh”, said 37-year old Tsering Lanzom who belongs to one of the many nomad families from Kharnak, Changthang region of Ladakh, who have now moved to Leh. The nomades are drawn to better opportunities for earning a living and for educating their children. Kharnakling colony in Choglamsar village that is close to Leh has a bustling community from Changthang
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