Diminishing Pakistani Culture

Diminishing Pakistani Culture

Culture is the endless wealth of any specific country. Culture of any region shows the skills and interests of the residential people of that region. People use the natural recourses of their region and mix it with their devotion and extra ordinary specific
skills to make their identical culture and tradition.  In any specific region, there may be the variety of cultures and traditions are present.

Pakistan has the endless treasure of tremendous natural resources. Pakistan is rich in natural beauty as well as the cultural wealth. The eastern cultures and traditions are very popular in all over the world.  Pakistani culture has its own charm and beauty.
It indicates the altitude of the people who lives in Pakistan and participating their skills, devotion, and interests in the cultural progression of their beloved country Pakistan.

Our country is the identical institute of eastern culture. It has variety of rich cultures and traditions. Pakistani culture is being admired by the people of all around the world.  It is the vast region of endless cultures and traditions. There are four
provinces in Pakistan. Each province has its own specific culture.

Basic Element of Pakistani culture is its religious festivals.  The religious festivals of Pakistan are rich in custom wealth.  The religious rituals of Pakistan include the EID UL FITAR, EID UL IZHA, SHAB E BARAT, SHAB E MIRAJ, and EID MIAD UL NABI.  All
these religious festivals have great importance in Pakistani culture.  The specific food that use to cook on these religious festivals such as SHEER KHURMA, BRAYANI, and much other traditional cuisine, and the traditional dresses that use to wear on these
traditional occasions, and the trend of meeting with your friends and relatives on these specific occasions reflects the great impression of Pakistani culture and traditions. All these religious festivals are celebrated in most cultural ways.

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Posted by Fahad Zafar on Apr 9 2012. Filed under Opinion, Pakistan. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry