they are people who originally came from Tibet, even the rongpas themselves are not knowing when or from where as they didn't cared much about it ,have no written records the topic is quite disputed and often debated among the ronpas they used to trade with Tibet till the late 60's but after sino India war that trade stopped, now they are settling all over the India, i must add here that they have very high educatuion levels for a society hardly 20.000 in numbers approx
and for a society so much living on the extereme borders
now a days most young ronpas are engineers doctors MBA's
, ronpas are a group slowly merging with mainstream India maybe losing their identty too
very few young ronpas know their native tongue called the "marcha" languiage
along with that they have a few dishes they can call their own
sheep kidney pie
fried rice and a kind of noodles very thick and fried instead of boiled
some promienent ronpas are mr kedar singh fonia a former minister of tourism
hope this clears the doubt about rongpas
they had hills and lots of plains.
Port Hills Fault happened in 2011.
7 hills: Capitoline, Quirinal, Viminal, Esquiline, Caelian, Aventine and Palatine.
Hills are smaller in size and elevation compared to mountains. They typically have a rounded or gentle slope, while mountains are taller and have steeper sides. Hills are often found in lower elevations and are easier to climb than mountains.
Another name for gentle rolling hills is undulating terrain.
I love you in gharwal
may be sajwan is from uttrakhand state gharwal rajputs
not Garhwali But Kumaoni specifically
yes
The chocolate hills has 1,766 hills in the chocolate hills.
The Wapawekka hills and Thunder hills are in Saskatchewan.
There are a total of 1,776 hills in the Chocolate Hills.
nilgiri hills
holiday in hills it is not holidays on the hill because who will have holidays on the hills only in hills>>>>>:D
The Sandhills are bigger, both in the height of the hills and the size of the region.
The Hills refers to Beverly Hills.
Bishts or bists are mostly chettris that migrated from Gharwal and Kumaon in India after the Gurkha wars. Although some of their priests also adopted the last name. Roughly ninetly percent of Bishts or bistas are Chettris but in Gharwal and Kumaon they prefer to call themselved Rajputs although hardly anyone of them or the Bistas in Nepal are sons of kings. Historically the Bistas of Nepal usually land owners(jamindar or jamndar), millitary, or local administrators(panch or sarpanch. Although now a days they are employed in all sorts of trades - legal and illegal - like the general population.