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Karakul the Kashmir’s royal cap, a unique symbol of Kashmiri Culture and Tradition

The traditional cap used by the people of Kashmir is known as Qaraqal in the local language. Considered to be the royal cap of Kashmir, it’s the symbol of honour…

Namda: The felted wool rugs of Kashmir

Loved by all and claimed by many as its own, Kashmir, with its unsurpassable beauty and highly cultured people who create intricate crafts, makes a poet of one and all.…

Wallo Mashooq Mainee – Sonali Dogra, Kabul Bukhari

Noor Mohammad – Nazneen Yaar Mai Nai Yee Chu Mullakat

Winter is Coming: How do people in Kashmir prepare for harsh winters

With the fading autumn and the falling of brown chinar leaves, the temperature is slowly but steadily dipping in the Valley. This happens to be the time when Kashmiris start…

Chillai Kalan- Interesting facts

Chillai Kalan or Chillia Kalan (Kashmiri pronunciation: , Translation : forty days of intense cold) is the local name given to 40 day period of harsh winter in Kashmir. It…

Doh Aki Myonoy Makbar Sajavakh – Abdul Gaffar Kanihami

Doh Aki Myonoy Makbar Sajavakh – Abdul Gaffar Kanihami Note: Starting is bit blank. Copyrights with respective artists

Making of Kashmiri Namdas

Namda: An Endangered Craft of Kashmir Ever since Prime Minister Narendra Modi gave a speech on ‘Vocal for Local’ on May 12 this year, everyone has been thinking about handmade…

Che Hu Kah Wu Chum Nai Wafadaar Mooji

Che Hu Kah Wu Chum Nai Wafadaar Mooji

Serving – Kashmiri Wazwan

Serving – Kashmiri Wazwan