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The folk arts of North India have earned wide acclaim across the globe over the centuries. India is endowed with a rich and diversified cultural heritage that has always appealed to tourists all over the world. All parts of the country boast of being home to several rich forms of folk art such as music, dance, paintings and handicrafts. The folk arts of the different states of North India possess a unique charm and appeal and have always managed to fascinate visitors from far and wide.
Jammu and Kashmir is home to miniature Basohli Qalam paintings that are proudly exhibited today in a number of celebrated museums across the world. As in all other states of North India, the walls and pillars of several buildings in Jammu, especially the temples, are adorned with sculptures, intricate carvings of Gods and Goddesses or floral motifs. This is a common feature of folk art all over North India and is indeed commendable.
The famous Pashmina Shawl finds its origin in Himachal Pradesh. Another famous creation of the folk art in the state is the colorful hand-made caps of Himachal that commonly adorn the heads of a large number of people across India. Tours to Himachal Pradesh cannot be complete without rejoicing in the melodious folk music and dance of the state. The colorful state of Rajasthan holds pride in being home to a number of folk arts that have today gained wide recognition in all parts of the world. Whether it is the rhythmic music and dance or the exquisite handicrafts, Rajasthan boasts of being the true leader.
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