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From here, trekkers will start their journey to Bawo, Yokmado, Nyerak and the Lingshed monastery, ultimately reaching the frozen Chadar river ( frozen Zanskar river). It caused panic in the villages of Dimbiro and Bawo, from where the residents have fled," Juma said. Bawo is played on a flat surface (mainly a carved piece of wood or sometimes, in the ground) in which 32 pits have been dug in an array of 4 rows by 8 columns and involves 64 marbles, pebbles or seeds whose positioning determines the victor. |
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