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JOURNEYING THROUGH JAMMU!
The New Indian Express
|December 05, 2024
On the banks of River Tawi, this city is reviving its cultural identity by embracing its local traditions
WHILE Jammu city's name keeps splashing on news channels very little is now and then, known about its native culture and people. Contrary to the common assumption, the city is actually home to diverse ethnic groups, with the Dogris being a large native population. Over the decades the state of Jammu and Kashmir has come to be known for the Kashmiri pashmina and their flavour packed Wazwan.
However, that is only one chapter of a more elaborate story of the region. It becomes essential to acknowledge the other half, which remains unexplored. To truly experience Jammu city one needs to experience its people and the diverse cultures that coexist within its radius.
Dogra culture adds a very subtle and sweet layer to the city with its unique food flavours, vibrant attire, lively music and softspoken language.
This story is from the December 05, 2024 edition of The New Indian Express.
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