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A day at Mustang's the best apple farm, Dhye Thangchung Apple Farm. The new Dhewa Village.

The people of Dhye have been migrating at different time intervals and places because of both push factors and pull factors. They migrated from Ghayu and Jhong due to push factor in search of new opportunities for their livelihood options. Then they found Dhye village with enough settlement space, water and grazing land. These factors pulled them to resettle in Dhye village 500-1000 years ago. There was no correlation between climate change and migration at that time. According to DHM (2017) and other researches and from household survey and key informants, it seems the temperature is increasing, and precipitation trend is changing (seasonal, duration, intensity and volume) leading to drought. The drying of water resources has degraded grazing lands and crop production has reduced drastically. As a result, people have migrated to nearby places, even to foreign countries, looking for better lives for themselves and for their families. Therefore, it is apparent that their third migration from Dhye to Thangchung Chawale was happened due to the adverse impact of climate change during the last 40 years. As they were forced to move from Dhye due to drought and water scarcity leading to low productivity, they have been tagged “climate refugee” and migration became their adaptation strategy to cope with climate change. The people of Dhye having experiences of three migrations, have not only faced hardships related to social and economic resources but have also faced difficulties in maintaining their cultural values, indigenous practices and ancestral heritages. The land suitability analysis indicates that the Thangchung Chawale has scored high rank and has become more suitable for Dhye people in terms of cultivated land, water availability, distance to the nearest health-post and transportation. This result supports the decision of the Dhye people to relocate to that place.