In this episode, Lucas and Luna travel to the high Himalayas to explore the Bhotia people, the trans-Himalayan traders who for centuries linked Nepal to Tibet. They discuss the Bhotia's origins as Tibetan-speaking tribes, their role in the salt-grain trade, the key trade routes via Kuti and Kerung, and the impact of the 1792 Sino-Nepalese War on their communities. The episode also covers the distinct cultural practices of Bhotia subgroups like the Dolpo-pa and the Sherpa, the collapse of the Tibet trade after the 1950s, and how modern border policies have reshaped their identity. Along the way, Lucas and Luna touch on the Bhotia's Buddhist monasteries, their adaptation to extreme altitudes, and the legacy of figures like the 8th-century Tibetan king Trisong Detsen who influenced the region's religious landscape.
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