Himalaya: People, Place & Knowledge
PAHAR is an intellectual archive and publication platform dedicated to scholarly inquiry on the Himalayan region — its ecology, culture, history, and people.
Featured Articles
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Himalayan Encounters – Hidden Views from 170 Years Ago
The Schlagintweit Drawings in India Step into a rare visual journey across the Himalayas as seen through the eyes of…
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गोरे को अपने उड्यार में देख औतरने लगे वनराजि!
129 साल पहले सैवेज लैंडर ने खींची थी वनराजियों की पहली तस्वीर लैंडर को अपनी बस्ती में नहीं आने देना…
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Trends in Doctoral Dissertations in History in Uttarakhand 1969-2020
(Kumaun University, HNB Garhwal University, Gurukul Kangri University and Uttarakhand Open University) The text is a modest attempt to report,…
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झिक्कल काम्ची उडाली : उत्तराखंड की तेरह भाषाओं का व्यावहारिक शब्दकोष
उत्तराखण्ड की तेरह भाषाओं के लगभग 2268 आधारभूत शब्दों को लेकर एक सम्मिलित व्यावहारिक कोश की रचना करने का प्रयास…
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Publications & Books
PAHAR publishes and archives books, annual journals, booklets, and field reports on the Himalayan region.
The Archive
Decades of field research, scholarly writing, and documentation on the Himalayan region — ecology, anthropology, history, and culture — collected in one place.
What you will find:
- Research articles and essays
- Field notes and expedition reports
- Oral histories and interviews
- Maps, photographs, and data
- Books, journals, and booklets
Contribute to PAHAR
Are you a researcher, writer, ecologist, historian, or field worker with knowledge of the Himalayan region? PAHAR welcomes contributions — articles, field notes, research papers, photographs, and oral histories.