Pakistani culture and traditions

🌿 Why This Page Matters

In today’s modern world, as technology rises and global trends spread, we slowly drift away from the roots that shaped our identity. Traditions that once lived in every household, every street, and every heart are now fading. "Our Heritage" is a gentle reminder to return, reflect, and reconnect. This page is not about the past — it’s about preserving our living culture for the future.

🏛️ Why Heritage Matters

It connects us to our ancestors: Through traditions, we remember those who came before us.
It builds cultural pride: Knowing where you come from gives strength and identity.
It gives meaning in a global world: Amid rapid change, culture anchors us.
It must be passed on: Without sharing it with the next generation, heritage disappears.

🌟 Cultural Pillars of Pakistan

Sindh

Game: Malakhro

Festival: Urs of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar

Dress: Ajrak & Sindhi Topi

Place: Mohenjo-Daro

Punjab

Game: Kabaddi

Festival: Basant

Dress: Kurta Pajama & Khussa

Place: Badshahi Mosque

Balochistan

Game: Chaukra

Festival: Sibi Mela

Dress: Embroidered Balochi Attire

Place: Quaid-e-Azam Residency

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

Game: Gatka

Festival: Jashn-e-Chitral

Dress: Chitrali Cap & Waistcoat

Place: Mahabat Khan Mosque

⏳ Then vs. Now

Then	Now
Children played Pitthu Garam	Children play video games indoors
Basant filled the skies with kites	The skies are empty during spring
People wore handmade Ajraks	Most wear Western fast fashion
Grandparents told stories at night	Everyone scrolls through phones silently

🙏 Preserve It While We Can

Culture survives only when it is shared. Pass it on by:

Telling stories to children
Wearing traditional clothes on special days
Visiting cultural places
Playing traditional games
Celebrating local festivals

“A nation that forgets its culture forgets itself.”