The term 'Himalayan Native' refers to the people who inhabit the Himalayan region, which is located in South Asia. The three most common ethnic groups are the YAK, Nepalis, and Sherpas. Yaks are a species of long-haired bovine found in the Himalayas and Tibet, and are often used as pack animals. Nepalis are the predominant ethnic group in Nepal, and are known for their diverse culture and traditions. Lastly, Sherpas are an ethnic group from the mountainous regions of Nepal, Tibet, and India, and are renowned for their mountaineering skills.