Pashtuns are valiant, hard-working and just plain beautiful, inside and out. Not only are they kind and hospitable towards their guests and respectful towards women, they are resourceful – you would seldom see a Pashtun not earning his keep. On top of that, they are very very proud of their culture and heritage and that’s really worth a nod or two.
That’s why we decided to showcase all that the Pashtun culture has to offer, one picture at a time.
This woman wearing parooney.
Pashtun women wear this parooney in #Swabi… Jaar da Swabaiwal Parooney na ❤ #PushtunCulture pic.twitter.com/TFxOfix3hq
— Hassan Khan (@HassanKhan6) January 31, 2016
The melodious Rabab.
https://twitter.com/spogmai_sr/status/693780900476252160
This colorful display of Attan.
Attan said to be one of the oldest forms of Pashtun pagan dance.#PushtunCulture pic.twitter.com/lCNZvnbNJi
— Zaini 🇵🇰 (@zainikakakhel) January 31, 2016
And this energetic display of Attan by our valiant Pakistani Pashtun soldiers.
Attan "warrior's dance" as being performed by warriors themselves.#PashtunCulture pic.twitter.com/cqlc7kMdpX
— Asfandyar Bhittani (@AsfandBhittani) January 31, 2016
This adorned traditional dress.
The beautiful traditional dress from Waziristan#PushtunCulture pic.twitter.com/V5FWYW1jLS
— Survivor (@Wasim_wazir) January 31, 2016
This true spirit of mehman-nawazi.
https://twitter.com/mahakhanpti/status/693781600539185152
This Pakol.
A warm cap called Pakol is also part of our #PushtunCulture pic.twitter.com/dV0qh8skr3
— Ihtisham Ul Haq (@iihtishamm) January 31, 2016
This little munchkin.
See our traditional dress that's what i worn too 😀 cute #PushtunCulture pic.twitter.com/eXaSCqrygU
— Ihtisham Ul Haq (@iihtishamm) January 31, 2016
And these little angels, all dressed up for Eid.
#Pashtuns kids in their cultural dress on #Eid day. #Afghanistan #PashtunCulture Photo @Mashaalradio pic.twitter.com/4OVfE4q8cY
— Ahmad Shah Azami (@AhmadShahAzami) September 25, 2015
This Hujra.
How Is My Drawing Room Looks – ( Pashtun Culture ) #DrawingRoom #PashtunCulture #Hujra #Betak pic.twitter.com/Fd3sXD2gII
— Peshawar (@PeshawarX) February 10, 2015
This proud pashtun.
Always love to wear my traditional dress ,always feel comfortable in it #PushtunCulture pic.twitter.com/M60qJ41Ak3
— Ihtisham Ul Haq (@iihtishamm) January 31, 2016
This mouth-watering dessert called ‘Dervesh’.
The #PashtunCulture is incomplete without the amazing #Pashtun cuisine. https://t.co/TJAwTi5CA4 pic.twitter.com/qMEleK9sza
— Chefling Tales (@CheflingTales) January 31, 2016
Because…after all:
#PushtunCulture Pashtun’s are the most brave people ever born on the earth, these people can’t be defeated by force!
— Dr.Saima Khanzadi (@KhanSkhan12335) January 31, 2016
And in the words of Khushal Khan Khattak himself:
https://twitter.com/iKhizerHayat/status/693843347958579200
