Changpas are tribal living on the mountains. They use big cone shaped tents which protect the changpas from extreme cold. The design of these tents is?

Option 1 : more than a thousand years old

Concept:

About the Changpa tribe:

•  Changpa is a nomadic tribe found in Ladakh.
• The Changpa tribe has only about 5000 people.
• They make the famous pashmina shawl through these goats.
• The Changpa speak Changskhat, a dialect of Tibetan, and practice Tibetan Buddhism.
• They stay high up on these mountains in very difficult conditions.
• The Changpas carry everything that they own on their horses and yaks.
• Their goats and sheep are most important to them.
• Through these goats and sheep, they obtain meat to eat, wool to wear, and skin for tents.
• The Changpa graze their goats in higher and colder places so that the goats have more and softer hair (fur).
• They live in a big cone-shaped tent called Rebo.
• Near the Rebo, they have a place to keep sheep and goats called Lekha.
• The walls of a lekha are made of stones.
• ​In the language of the Changpa ‘changthang’ means - a place where very few people live.

Explanation:

• The part of our country where the big cone-shaped tents are used for a living is known as ‘Rebo’ and the place in which animals are kept is called ‘Lekha’ in Leh and Ladakh.
• Hence the design of these tents is more than a thousand years