Halji Village, Limi Valley: Life at 3,700 m in Northern Humla
Halji is the largest of the three Limi villages, at about 3,700 m, built around the eleventh-century Rinchenling monastery.…
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Halji is the largest of the three Limi villages, at about 3,700 m, built around the eleventh-century Rinchenling monastery.…
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