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[[File:Kangri.png|left|150px|Photo of Kangri]]
The Kangri (Kashmiri: کانٛگری) is a traditional Kashmiri fire pot used for personal heating during the cold winter months. It is typically made of an earthen pot filled with burning charcoal, encased in a woven wicker frame to make it portable and safe for use. [[Kangri|Read More]] 
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[[File:Pheran2.jpg|left|150px|Photo of A group of Kashmiri men wearing the Pheran from Kashmir Valley]]
Feran (also known as Pheran) is a traditional Kashmiri garment worn by both men and women. It is an integral part of Kashmiri culture and is widely worn in the Kashmir Valley, especially during the cold winter months.[[Feran (Pheran)|Read More]]
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[[File:Chinar_tree_in_Kashmir.jpg|left|150px|Photo of Chinar Tree]]
The Chinar tree (Platanus orientalis) is an iconic and culturally significant tree native to the Kashmir Valley, located in the northern region of India. It is known for its grandeur, resilience, and association with the heritage of Kashmir. [[Chinar|Read More]]
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