Pakistani society and culture

Those characteristics of a society which are related to culture includes all learning, belief, art, morality, and law. Culture is a societal heritage through which a community's collective experience are transmitted from one generation to the next. It is the communal human behavior and the daily life of a people. Culture is foundational to human society and its evulotion. Pakistani society is relatively simple and traditionalist. The family structure is generally extended. Marriage ceremonies are traditional. The provinces have their own cultural traditions.

Punjab culture:

Punjab - the land of five river - is among the most fertile regions in the indo-pak subcontinent. Punjabi is most widely spoken language in the province, followed by seraki. Luddi dance, horse riding, passion for food, devotion to sufi saint, love for folk literature, and storytelling are all features of the culture of punjab. The beautiful folktoles of heer ranjha, sohni mahiwaal, and mirza saheban are very famous which reflects panjabi culture and social life.
                                                   

                                                                             

Pashtun culture:

Pashtun culture is prevalent in khyber pakhtunkhwa, the federally administered tribal areas, part of baluchistan and parts of punjab like mianwali.
hard work, hospitality, horse-racing, love for freedom and honor, and respect of the elders characterize pashtun culture. Folksongs play an important role in pashtun society. Folk tales of love and valor, like adam khan durkhane, yousaf khan sherbano, momin khan sheriney are still alive in pashtun culture.

                                                    

Sindhi culture:

Sindh is among the oldest inhabited regions of pakistan. Sindh is the native and the most widely spoken language of the province. Agriculture and fishing are the two most important traditional professions of the people of sindh. The impact of sindh's ancient past are still visible and reflected in sindhi culture. Malakrha, bull-racing the patterns of embroidery on women's garments, the kalah and lungi of the men, the custom of keeping long moustache by the men, the famous sindhi topi (cap), ajrak, the unusual popularity of bangles among the womenfolk, hospitality and the jirga system, are the main features of sindhi culture.

                                

Baluchi culture:

Baluch culture is largely nomadic, with livestock playing an important role in its economic life. Tribal system continue to play a major role baluch society. Marraige and other ceremonies in society, embroidery on dress and typical food are some basic features of baluch culture.