Area | 55,673 square miles sq km |
Capital | Srinagar |
Population | 12.5 million |
Official Languages | Urdu, Hindi, Kashmiri, Dogri, English |
Boundary | Bordered by Himachal Pradesh and Punjab to the south, Pakistan to the west, and China to the north and east |
Festivals do add a special touch to the land of Kashmir. People in Kashmir come together to celebrate festivals together forgetting all the communal tensions among them. Festivals are celebrated with great zeal and zest and lots of merry-making. The main festivals which are popular in Kashmir are -Hemis Festival, Tulip Festival, Shikara Festival, Spituk Gustor Zanskar,the amarnath yatra, Baisakhi,Gurez Festival, Lohri, Eid-Ul-Azha,Saffron Festival
"Embodying a rich cultural heritage shaped by Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam, Kashmir is renowned for its exquisite traditional handicrafts, including luxurious Pashmina shawls and intricate woodwork."Kashmiri handicrafts, Pashmina shawls, and intricate woodwork
The popular dishes of meat are Kashmiri Kebag, Rogan Josh, Yakhni, Pasanda, Syun Alu and Methi Keema. All the non-vegetarian lovers will have a lot to choose from. Some of the famous vegetarian dishes include Hak, Rajmah, Zarda, Tursh, Shree Pulao, Nadeir Yakhaen, and Ladyar Tsaman..
"Handicraft activities play a vital role in the economic landscape of Jammu and Kashmir. J&K's handicraft products have gained international acclaim for their captivating designs, practical utility, and exceptional craftsmanship. Art forms such as embroidery, shawl making, crewel work, namda, chain stitch, wood carving, papier-mâché, costume jewelry, kanishwals, and carpets contribute significantly to the state’s overall production and export.".
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