Arunachali

The Arunachali Yak is a distinctive breed indigenous to the northeastern Indian state of Arunachal Pradesh. Known for their resilience and adaptability to the harsh climatic conditions of the high-altitude Himalayan regions, these yaks are an integral part of the local culture and economy. The Arunachali Yak is typically medium-sized and robust, with a thick, woolly coat that provides essential insulation against the cold temperatures of their mountainous habitat. Their coat is often a striking mix of black, brown, and white patches, which offers a splendid visual contrast against the stark landscape.

These yaks are primarily bred by the indigenous tribes for their multifaceted contributions, ranging from transportation and labor to milk and meat production. Their milk is particularly prized for its richness and nutritional value, often used in local dairy products. Additionally, their wool is harvested to produce sturdy textiles. The Arunachali Yak plays a crucial role in traditional practices and rituals, symbolizing wealth and prosperity. Known for their gentle demeanor and sure-footed nature, they are well-suited to navigating the rugged terrain of the region, showcasing their indispensability to the communities that have relied on them for generations.

Colors: Golden, Golden Royal, Golden Trim, Imperial Black, Imperial Trim, Native Black, Native Black Trim, Royal, White