The Village Only Uses Electricity For 3 Hours A Day

Rumbak village in Ladakh, India, has about 200 people living mainly by farming, each day they only have electricity from 20am to 23pm.
The village only uses electricity for 3 hours a day in India
The village of Rumbak, located at an altitude of 3,960 meters above sea level, is the most remote village in the Ladakh region, northwest India. About 200 people live in the small village whose main livelihood is farming.
The roads leading to Rumbak village can only be moved by donkey, this is also the type of vehicle that people use to transport goods and necessities.
Villagers can only use electricity for 3 hours a day from 8:00 am to 11:00 pm

. The whole village has only one phone used in case of an emergency.
The houses in Rumbak are built like a Tibetan-style house with flat roofs, whitewashed walls and frames of windows, doors divided into many cells, made of wood. According to the custom of local people, guests must take off their shoes and shoes outside before entering This is the home of the Lobzang Tsering and his wife, a large main room with various kinds of pots made of bronze.




In the summer, the room is used as a place to rest, while in winter people can sleep or gather to welcome guests very cozy. Temperatures here in winter can drop to -20 degrees Celsius with heavy snowfall. Visitors to Lobzang Tsering's house are often offered local dishes such as butter tea made with yak cow's milk. This type of tea has a slightly brown color and a little green color of avocado, very popular in mountainous regions of the Himalayas such as Nepal, India, Tibet ... Avocado tea is a hot drink, contains many calories and is very good for people live in high geographical areas like Rumbak.




The village of Rumbak is said to have been built 400 years ago. This place is a favorite stop for those who love trekking and exploring in the mountains of the Himalayas.
A woman comes back on foot after working in the fields. People here usually wake up and work very early, around 5am and return home before 20am to prepare dinner. The land in Rumbak is quite fertile, especially in the valley area so people can grow barley. Therefore, oatmeal porridge and avocado tea are often included in their meals.
Although the roads here are still underdeveloped, mainly narrow dirt roads, cars have not yet been reached, in recent years the village has had more homestay houses to welcome visitors to trekking.
According to Huong Chi / Vnexpress
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