卡扎拉，是指西藏人和尼泊尔人的混血儿，他们是尼泊尔国民但有权利住在拉萨。这字在尼泊尔语解骡。

他们有些在拉萨经营旅馆，他们说尼瓦尔语、汉语、藏语。

Kazara is the term used to indicate the descendants of mixed Nepali-Tibetan marriage. They are Nepali citizens but have the right to live in Lhasa. Kazara meaning 'mixed race' in Tibetan is apparently derived from the Nepali word 'khacchar' for 'mule'. Some Kazaras own the most popular tourist hotels in Lhasa today. In 2003, there were 338 official Nepali residents in Tibet. Their children attend either local Chinese schools or Gorkha Primary School funded by the Government of Nepal. Kazara today often speak Newari, Nepali, Tibetan, and Chinese.