ladakhi,urdu ,hindi,english

Ladakhi Losar (New Year),Chemday/Padum Wangchok,Galdan Namchot

August Hermann Francke has written:

'Antiquities of Indian Tibet' -- subject(s): History, Antiquities

'A history of Ladakh' -- subject(s): History

'Ladakhi and Tibetan grammar' -- subject(s): Ladakhi language, Grammar

'Tibetische Hochzeitslieder' -- subject(s): Songs, Tibetan, Epithalamia, Tibetan Songs

'A history of Western Tibet' -- subject(s): History, Missions

'First collection of Tibetan historical inscriptions on rock and stone from Ladakh Himalaya' -- subject(s): Inscriptions, Kings and rulers, Translations into Roman, Sources, Inscriptions, Tibetan, History, Tibetan Inscriptions

Yes, there's plenty. To major groups are the Indo-Aryans and Dravidians, and they can be subdivided into many other groups (Punjabis, Gujaratis, Bengalis, Tamils, Malayalis, etc.) and there are also Iranic (Pashtun), Tibetan (Ladakhi), Tai (Ahom), and other minorities.

In leh city you get all kinds of food ie continental,israeli,spanish,pizzas, croissants, there is a german bakery. Outside leh you can get traditional ladakhi food like thukpa,timok,sku etc. At north pullu you only get maggi noodles