Kashmir Pilgrimage Experience
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What is described as characteristic of the pilgrims' gathering in Kashmir?

  • They left no evidence of their presence. (correct)
  • They set up permanent structures.
  • They were noisy and disruptive.
  • They brought livestock with them.
  • How did the organization of the camps appear to the observers?

  • It seemed to be instinctively coordinated. (correct)
  • It required extensive planning and supervision.
  • It was chaotic and poorly managed.
  • It relied heavily on outside assistance.
  • What types of goods were commonly found in the bazaar set up by the pilgrims?

  • Canned goods and snacks.
  • Dried fruits, milk, dahls, and rice. (correct)
  • Clothing and textiles.
  • Jewelry and precious stones.
  • What role did the tent of the Tehsildar play in the pilgrims' camp?

    <p>It acted as a social center for the camp.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What was a common activity that took place at the camping sites each morning?

    <p>The quick dismantling and moving of their encampments.</p> Signup and view all the answers

    Study Notes

    Pilgrimage in Kashmir

    • Kashmir experienced a significant influx of pilgrims during a specific period.
    • The journey began from Achhabal, leading back to Islamabad for final arrangements.

    Organization of Pilgrims

    • Large groups, numbering two to three thousand, would temporarily settle in fields.
    • Camps were meticulously organized, leaving no trace after departure except for ashes from cooking fires.
    • Pilgrims carried a portable marketplace, setting up shops where they stopped.

    Vibrant Camp Life

    • Camps were established swiftly, showcasing an instinctive organization among the pilgrims.
    • A main street would be created in the camps, facilitating trade and social interaction.
    • Common goods offered included dried fruits, milk, dals, and rice.

    Social Structure within Camps

    • Specific tents were strategically located near communal gathering spots, such as the evening fire.
    • The Tehsildar's tent was positioned centrally, adjacent to the Swami and other individuals, fostering a sense of community.

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    Explore the serene and picturesque atmosphere of Kashmir during a bustling pilgrimage season. This quiz delves into the experiences and observations of pilgrims as they journey through scenic landscapes and set up temporary encampments. Discover the culture and traditions that accompany this remarkable pilgrimage.

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