Uttarakhand and Punjab, though geographically distinct, share several cultural similarities rooted in their agrarian lifestyles and deep spiritual traditions. Both states place strong emphasis on community life, with festivals, folk music, and dance playing vital roles in everyday culture. Hospitality is a shared value, where guests are treated with warmth and generosity. Religious devotion is central in both regions—Gurdwaras and temples are not just places of worship but community hubs. Tradit

12K views · 313 reactions | Sikhs have been living in Iran from at least 100 years now. The Gurdwara Sahib in Zahedan was built in 1921 and at Tehran in 1941. There are almost 100 Sikh families in Tehran and 15-20 families live in Zahedan. | Heritage of Punjab & Sindh | Facebook

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