- Saboo has been a significant agricultural village for centuries, benefiting from natural springs and glacial meltwaters that irrigate its barley fields and apricot orchards.
- The residents are primarily Tibetan Buddhists, and the village is dotted with prayer wheels, mani stones, and stupas.
- The village exemplifies the traditional Ladakhi way of life, where community, self-sufficiency, and harmony with nature remain central values.
- Oral traditions and folk practices are still preserved, passed down through generations in the form of songs, rituals, and seasonal festivities.
