Punjab (region in India and Pakistan)

Punjab is a culturally rich region divided between India and Pakistan, historically known for its fertile land and vibrant traditions. It is home to a diverse population with distinct religions, languages, and customs. In India, Punjab is a vibrant state renowned for agriculture, festivals, and Sikh heritage, including the Golden Temple. In Pakistan, Punjab is a populous province that plays a central role in politics, economy, and culture. Despite political boundaries, the region shares common roots, history, and culinary traditions, making it a significant center of South Asian civilization with a deep sense of identity rooted in its agricultural landscape and cultural diversity.