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== Culture == Kashmir has a rich and diverse cultural heritage. Its culture is shaped by the traditions of the people of **Kashmiri Muslims**, **Hindus**, and **Buddhists** who have coexisted in the region for centuries. Kashmiri is famous for its traditional **Pashmina shawls**, **carpet weaving**, and **wood carvings**. The region is also known for its unique **Kashmiri cuisine**, which includes dishes like **Rogan Josh**, **Gushtaba**, and **Yakhni**. **Kashmiri tea** (known as **Kahwa**) is a famous drink enjoyed during winters. In literature, Kashmiri has a long tradition of **poetry** and **Sufism**, with famous poets like **Ahmad Shah**, **Nund Rishi**, and **Shams Faqir** contributing significantly to Kashmiri literature. Kashmiri music and dance include traditional forms like **Wazwan** (a classical court dance) and **Sufiyana music**, which is influenced by the region's Sufi heritage.
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