Question 1

Why is it called the Last Aryan village in Ladakh?

Accepted Answer

Centuries ago, Alexander the Great reached the Indus Valley from Rome to conquer it and then went on to spread his kingdom at Beas. Alexander retreated from Dah but some of his descendants settled here. They later lived here, built houses, started their own family, did farming and started living a peaceful life in the Indus Valley. Since then Das Hanu is known as the last Aryan village.Checkout & Book: Leh Ladakh Package For Couple

Question 2

How old is Dah Hanu?

Accepted Answer

Dah Hanu was built in 330 BC, which makes it more than 2000 years old. The village dates back to the time of King Alexander when he left India.

Question 3

Which god do Dar people worship?

Accepted Answer

The Dah people or Dar people worship their own stone god, which was in vogue for centuries. Although there is no record or literature related to this, the tribe people continued to follow what was left by their ancestors. They have been following Buddhism since the years when stories and beliefs have dimmed.Click Here to Book: Manali to Leh Bike Trip Package from Delhi

Question 4

What are the languages spoken in Dah Hanu?

Accepted Answer

The local language of the Brokpa people is Broskat or Minaro. But some locals can speak and understand bits of Hindi as well. The residents of Hanu can also speak the Ladakhi language.

Question 5

What are the major attractions in Dah Hanu?

Accepted Answer

The major attraction of Dah Hanu is their two-day Aryan festival. During this, the Aryans come in their traditional costumes and perform for tourists. The festival is full of singing, dancing, and food. Apart from this, the lush green fields where villagers grow everything in the village itself are worth seeing. Apart from this, the lush green fields where villagers grow and cultivate everything are worth seeing.