Hurnamaira

Hurnamaira

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Union Council Hurnamaira is a beautiful and historically rich area located in Rawalakot, Poonch District, Azad Jammu & Kashmir, Pakistan. It is known for its scenic landscapes, lush green valleys, and cultural diversity.

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Bosa
Bosa is a traditional Kashmiri sport played in the hilly regions of Azad Kashmir, including Hurnamaira. It involves strength and skill-based competitions, often held during local festivals and gatherings..
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baireen
Baireen is a traditional cultural practice in Azad Kashmir, often associated with hospitality and communal gatherings. It involves hosting and serving guests with special meals, reflecting the region’s deep-rooted values of generosity and respect..
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chapra ban
Chapra Ban is a dense forested area in Azad Kashmir, known for its lush greenery, diverse wildlife, and serene environment. It serves as a popular spot for hiking, picnics, and nature exploration, attracting both locals and visitors seeking tranquility amidst nature..
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gheri
Gheri is a picturesque village in Union Council Hurnamaira, Azad Kashmir, known for its lush green fields, traditional Kashmiri houses, and close-knit community. The village is rich in agriculture and livestock farming, with residents primarily engaged in farming and trade. Gheri’s natural beauty, combined with its cool climate and serene environment, makes it a peaceful and culturally vibrant place to visit.
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holdar
Holdar is a small yet culturally rich area in Union Council Hurnamaira, Azad Kashmir, known for its scenic landscapes and traditional Kashmiri lifestyle. The region is home to agriculture and livestock farming, with locals deeply connected to their ancestral roots. Holdar’s serene environment, lush greenery, and hospitable community make it a significant part of the Hurnamaira region.
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Kotaira
Kotaira is a beautiful and historically significant village in Union Council Hurnamaira, Azad Kashmir. Surrounded by dense forests and rolling hills, it offers a serene environment and breathtaking natural beauty.  Kotaira has produced several notable figures, including military personnel and community leaders, who have contributed to the region's development. The area's peaceful atmosphere and scenic landscapes make it a charming and culturally rich part of Hurnamaira.
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Culture

The culture of Hurnamaira is deeply rooted in Kashmiri traditions, reflecting a blend of heritage, hospitality, and community values. The locals primarily speak Pahari, Hindko, and Urdu, with a strong sense of identity and pride in their tribal affiliations. Traditional attire includes Shalwar Kameez, with men often wearing Pheran (a long woolen cloak) during the cold winters. The region is known for its vibrant festivals, particularly Eid celebrations, weddings, and local sports events like Buzkashi and traditional wrestling, which bring communities together. Folk music and storytelling are also integral to the cultural fabric, preserving historical narratives and legends of the region. Despite modernization, people maintain strong ties to their ancestral customs, emphasizing respect for elders, communal gatherings, and hospitality, where guests are treated with warmth and generosity.

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