Pahari culture

Pahari culture refers to the traditions, language, arts, and customs of people living in the Himalayan foothills, primarily in northern India and parts of Pakistan and Nepal. It reflects a rich blend of Himalayan rural life, local festivals, music, dance, and craftwork that have been passed down through generations. Pahari culture emphasizes community, spirituality, and connection with nature, often seen in their vibrant embroidery, folk music, and regional festivals. It is distinguished by its unique dialects and colorful traditions, maintaining a harmonious coexistence with the mountainous environment and its spiritual significance.