Kashmiri culture

Nestled in the ethereal valleys and cradled by the snow-capped peaks of the Himalayan mountains, a timeless artistic legacy endures. For centuries, Kashmiri Papier Mache art has triumphed over the trials of time. It serves as a vibrant testament to the exquisite craftsmanship and indomitable spirit of the Kashmiri people. Originating in the 14th century, this art form was introduced to the populace by the Sufi saint Mir Sayyid Ali Hamadani, who arrived in the valley from Persia accompanied…

Cullinary Paradise, may Allah protect it from the exploiting vultures ☺️

Journey of Kashmiri Pandits in exile | By Anil Bhatt

Kashmiri Kangri

Along with scenic beauty Music and Dance of Jammu and Kashmir too has earned an international reputation. Know more about Jammu and Kashmir Folk Dance.

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Kashmir (Kashmiri: كشهير kaśhīr, Urdu, Shina: کشمیر kaśmīr, कश्मीर, Hindi) is a geographical region in the north-west of the Indian subcontinent.

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New Golden Hind, a luxury houseboat on Dal Lake, Srinagar, Kashmir, Jammu and Kashmir State; India.

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Plan your holiday around these 10 most joyous and vibrant festivals in Jammu and Kashmir in 2025 to experience the rich Kashmiri culture, heritage, food and way of life.

In the modern era of electronic heating gadgets, Kangri is a traditional fire pot which is still used in the winter season to keep Kashmir warm. It is also known as Kanger, Kangid or Kangir. It is filled with burning charcoal and it is just like a portable moving heater which Kashmiri’s keep under their “Pheran- A traditional long flowing Kashmiri woolen gown wore by both men and women during winters”.