Exploring Uttarakand
Know Uttarakand
Uttarakhand, a land of diverse landscapes and rich cultural diversity, holds a myriad of meanings for those who walk on its sacred ground. For some, Uttarakhand is like a peaceful haven with pristine mountains, while for others it feels deeply spiritual with ancient temples surrounded by the Himalayas.
Getting to know Uttarakhand is like exploring a variety of experiences. It is like a precious diamond, each side shining with its own light and purpose, all coming together to create the beautiful state of Uttarakhand.
The objective of UMA is to nurture a strong network of Indian diaspora around the rich and diverse heritage of Uttarakhand state of India. It also includes to develop and implement impactful social upliftment program in Uttarakhand.
Culture Of Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand’s culture can be seen as a vibrant fabric that weaves together.
Traditional art like Dakera and Aipan, along with wood carvings, handwoven textiles, and jewellery inspired by the Himalayan beauty.
Lively folk music and dances such as Langvir Nritya and Barada Nati, expressing daily life and celebrations.
The local cuisine, including Mandua ki Roti, Aloo Ke Gutke, and Kafuli, offers a delightful blend of flavours influenced by the region’s geography.
Cultural festivals and fairs Hilljatra, Budhi Diwali, Chaiti Fair, Gaindi Mela, and more are the heartbeats of Uttarakhand’s cultural unity. These celebrations create joyous gatherings that strengthen community bonds and evoke a profound sense of cultural identity.
Spirituality plays a significant role in Uttarakhand, with sacred places like Yamunotri, Gangotri, Kedarnath, and Badrinath on the Char Dham Yatra pilgrimage. The region’s yoga centres contribute to a peaceful atmosphere amidst its stunning landscapes.
