Trade routes linking Nepal and Tibet historically connected mountain settlements, monasteries, caravans, markets, and pilgrimage systems.
Salt, wool, grain, metal goods, religious objects, and livestock products moved through Himalayan corridors.
Trade routes shaped settlement geography, language contact, architecture, and mountain livelihood systems.
This page connects with Mustang, Himalayan salt trade, mountain passes, yak caravans, and trans-Himalayan exchange.