Fill in the Blank: Thoda combines martial art with _____ in Himachal Pradesh.
Archery
Thoda is a traditional folk sport-cum-martial art of Himachal Pradesh, usually performed during the Baisakhi festival in the Kullu and Shimla regions. It blends martial skill with archery, where two teams (the Pashis and Saathis) shoot blunt-tipped arrows aimed at the opponents' legs, accompanied by dance and music.
Hence, the answer is Archery.
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