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Meet India’s Rarest Double-Humped Camels Making A Historic Republic Day Debut

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Ladakh’s uncommon double-humped camels will make an look on the 77th Republic Day Parade. This historic debut is a symbolic second for the area.

The Bactrian camels thrive in such climates attributable to their shaggy coats defending them from temperatures dropping to -40 levels Celsius. They’ve sealable nostrils which hold the icy mud storms out, whereas lengthy eyelashes defend their eyes from snow, wind and glare. (Picture-Canva)
The speciality of the 2 humps is that it shops fats, not water. This fats converts into vitality and hydration throughout lengthy stretches with out meals. It additionally permits the camel to journey huge distances throughout barren terrain, which is equally obligatory for survival in Ladakh’s chilly desert. (Picture-Canva)
The broad and padded toes of Ladakhi camels act like snowshoes, stopping them from sinking into sand or snow. Bactrian camels primarily feed on seabuckthorn, a nutrient-rich shrub present in Ladakh’s grazing fields. It’s obtainable solely in the course of the brief summer time months. (Picture-Canva)
Bactrian camels are thought-about residing relics of the traditional Silk Highway. Believed to have arrived in Ladakh from the Tibetan area in the course of the seventeenth century, they as soon as performed an important function in commerce and transport throughout central and South Asia. (Picture-Canva)
Even at present, these uncommon and endangered camels reside in Nubra Valley’s Hunder village in India. The village is about 135km from Leh. Past Ladakh, these uncommon camels are present in some elements of central Asia, making their distinctive look on Republic Day a strong sight. (Picture-Canva)
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The endangered double-humped camels of Ladakh will debut on the Republic Day Parade in Delhi on January twenty sixth, 2026. The “At Danger” breed will take part together with the 4 Zanskar ponies. The 77th Republic Day will mark a symbolic second for India’s high-altitude heritage and biodiversity. (Picture-Canva)

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