Kargil district
India
Kargil district shares 56 connections with 2034 places across 10 topics, drawing most heavily on government, military, and natural geography. The district is administered by an elected Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council, and in 2019 Parliament separated Ladakh from Jammu and Kashmir into its own union territory. Its landscape spans two river valleys, the Suru in the north and the Zanskar in the south, while folk traditions include rgya-glu (traditional songs) and Balti ghazals performed at social gatherings.
Balti dialect
Connects Kargil district to: Gilgit-Baltistan | Yugo, Pakistan
Jammu and Kashmir Reorganisation Bill, 2019
Connects Kargil district to: Ladakh | Leh district
Zorawar Singh Kahluria
Connects Kargil district to: Tangtse, India | Chorbat Valley
Ladakh Autonomous Hill Development Council, Kargil
Connects Kargil district to: Ladakh | Darchik, India
Mohmad Haneefa
Connects Kargil district to: Ladakh | Leh district
Kargil town
Connects Kargil district to: Dras, India | Hassanabad, Chorbut Pakistan
Zanskar River
Connects Kargil district to: Ladakh | Padum, India | Nimo, India
Sengge Namgyal
Connects Kargil district to: Ladakh | Hemis, India | Rutog County
Shina people
Connects Kargil district to: Gurez, India | Bandipore, India | Tatta Pani, Pakistan
Great Himalayas
Connects Kargil district to: Kullu, India | Kinnaur district | Kalimpong I | Paddar, India
National Highway 301 (India)
Connects Kargil district to: Trespone, India | Jusgund, India | Itchoo, India | Zangla, India
Suru River (Indus)
Connects Kargil district to: Ladakh | Hardas, India | Olding, Pakistan | Trespone, India | Poyen, India