Kashmir adolah sabuah wilayah di utara sub-benua India. Istilah Kashmir sacaro sijarah digambaran sabagai sabuah lambah di selatan dari ujuang paliang barat barisan Himalaya. Sacaro politik, istilah Kashmir dijalehan sabagai wilayah nan labiah gadang nan tamasuak wilayah Jammu, Kashmir, jo Ladakh.

Kashmir tabagi dek tigo nagara: Pakistan (bawarna hijau di peta), India (cokelat tuo), jo Cino (Aksai Chin di bagian timua lauik)

"Vale of Kashmir" utamo relatif randah jo sangaik subua, dikaliliangi dek gunuang nan lua biaso jo dialiri dek banyak aliran dari lambah-lambah. Inyo dikenal sabagai suatu tampek paliang indah spektakuler di dunia.

Srinagar, ibu kota kuno, taletak di dakek Danau Dal, jo takenal karano kanal jo rumah parahunyo. Srinagar (katinggian 1.600 m atau 5.200 kaki) balaku sabagai ibu kota musim paneh bagi banyak panakluak asiang nan mandapekan paneh di utara India. Tapek di luar kota tadapek taman Shalimar nan indah dibuek dek Jahangir, kaisar Mughal, pado 1619.

Wilayah iko tabagi dek tigo nagara: Pakistan mangontrol barat lauik, India mangontrol tangah jo bagian selatan Jammu jo Kashmir, jo Republik Rakyat Tiongkok manguasai timur lauik (Aksai Chin). Walaupun wilayah iko dalam praktiknya diatur dek katigo nagara tasabuik, India indak pernah mangakui sacaro rasmi wilayah nan diakui dek Pakistan jo Cino. Pakistan mamandang saluruah wilayah Kashmir sabagai wilayah nan dipatantangan, jo indak manganggap klaim India ateh wilayah iko. Sabuah pilihan nan disukoi banyak urang Kashmir adolah kamerdekaan, namun baiak Pakistan jo India manantang hal iko.

Kashmir marupaoan salah satu wilayah rabuikan takenal di dunia, jo kabanyakan peta buatan Barat manggambaran wilayah iko jo garih batitiak untuak manandoi batasan nan indak pasti.

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