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| This man's name is Punia. He lives in a small village called Naranag, just
north of Srinagar. He is call a Pahari (Mountain) Gujjar or Settled Gujjar.
The peak behind him is called Haramukh, 16,872 ft. |

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This shot is typical of a Bakarwal Gujjar. The colorful turban with the
distinctive style of wrap is in contrast with the Dodhi Gujjar below. |
| This man is a Dodhi Gujjar. Often call the Buffalo Gujjars. They are the
milk men of their area. Where the Bakarwal herd sheep the Dodhi Gujjar herd
Water Buffalo. |
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A turban can range from a fine store bought turban to anything from a dupta
(a woman's shawl) to an old rag. Somehow they manage to make even an old
rag elegant. |
| Gujjar men are very family oriented. |

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This old Gujjar patriarch wears an Afghani topi (hat). He is from Pakistan.
This photo was taken just outside of Rawalpindi. |
| Often Gujjar men will hire themselves out as porters or pony men for trekking
parties. |
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