Traditional Dishes
Haak: Leafy Greens in Kashmiri Everyday Cooking
Haak is a name used for leafy greens and their preparations in Kashmiri cooking, particularly associated with collard-like leaves.
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Birds & Animals
Hangul: Kashmir’s Red Deer and Its Conservation Setting
Hangul is the Kashmir red deer, a distinctive deer population closely associated with the Kashmir Valley and particularly Dachigam.
Towns & Villages
Hanle: Settlement, Monastery and the High-altitude Night Sky
Hanle is a settlement in the high-altitude Changthang region of Ladakh, in the valley of the Hanle river.
Forts & Palaces
Hari Parbat Fort: Hill, Fortification and the Old City
The distinction between Hari Parbat’s outer wall, summit fort and neighbouring sacred institutions.
Ziyarats
Hazratbal Shrine: Devotion, History and Lakeside Architecture
Hazratbal’s devotional traditions, relic associations and the history of its lakeside architectural setting.
Monasteries / Gompas
Hemis Monastery: Drukpa Heritage, Courtyard and Festival Traditions
Hemis as a living Buddhist institution, with royal associations, sacred art, courtyard use and the religious meanings of its annual festival.
Birds & Animals
Himalayan Brown Bear: Mountain Ecology in Kashmir and Ladakh
The Himalayan brown bear is a mountain-associated form of brown bear found within the wider Himalayan region, including parts of Kashmir and Ladakh.
Birds & Animals
Himalayan Monal: A Pheasant of Kashmir’s Mountain Forests
The Himalayan monal is a mountain pheasant occurring in the wider Himalayan region, including suitable habitats in Kashmir.
Wetlands
Hokersar: Wetland, Migratory Birds and Valley Water Systems
Hokersar, also recorded as Hokera Wetland, lies in the Kashmir Valley near Srinagar.
Churches
Holy Family Catholic Church: A Parish in Srinagar’s Religious Landscape
The Catholic parish’s institutional history, rebuilding and documented 2017 bell ceremony.
Towns & Villages
Hunder: Settlement and Sand-dune Landscape in Nubra
Hunder, also written Hundar, is a village in Nubra known for a landscape combining settlement, cultivated ground and nearby sand dunes.