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The Mundari People

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The Nagula Community

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The Maasai People

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The Marquesans People

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The Chichimeca People

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The Q'ero People

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The Maori People

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The Lopa People

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The Karo People

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The Kaluli People

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The Rabari People

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The Huli People

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The Himba People

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The Gauchos

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The Dolgan People

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The Bardi People

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The Kazakh People

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The Wodaabe People

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The people of Walcheren

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The people of the Zaanstreek

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The people of the Axel

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The people of the Marken

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The people of Friesland

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The Lopa People

Illustration Longhorn- The Lopa People- Jimmy Nelson
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The Lopa People

Photo- Jimmy Nelson- Upper Mustang - Nepal- Before they Pass Away
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The Lopa People

Illustration Longhorn- The Lopa People- Jimmy Nelson
Nestled against the shoulder of the Himalayas, the mysterious kingdom of Mustang is one of 77 districts of Nepal. Here, the Lopa maintain one of the most traditional forms of Buddhist culture. Their rich ethnic folklore once prevailed across the breadth of the Himalayas. Today, it continues to glow as the last f licker of a candle.
Photo- Jimmy Nelson- Upper Mustang -Nepal - Before They Pass Away
Tsering Yangzom, Tachung & Tsering Wangmo | Tangge Village, Upper Mustang | Nepal, 2011
Photo- Jimmy Nelson - Mustang- Nepal - Before They Pass Away
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Mustang

Mustang (from Tibetan mun tang, meaning ‘fertile plain’), was formerly known as the Kingdom of Lo. It lies on a high and windswept plateau between Northwest Nepal and Tibet, in one of the most remote regions of the world. Its capital is Lo Manthang and the people are known as Lopa (sometimes spelled Loba, Lowa or Lo Pa). Most of the population of Mustang lives near the Kali Gandaki River, 2,800 to 3,900 metres above sea level. Although politically it has been part of Nepal since its annexation at the end of the 18th century, culturally Mustang is linked to Tibet, through its history, religion, language and way of life.

Photo- Jimmy Nelson- Mustang- Nepal - Before They Pass Away
Jamyang, Pasang, Thupten & Tsering | Chele Village, Upper Mustang | Nepal, 2011
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The Lopa People

Illustration Longhorn- The Lopa People- Jimmy Nelson