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Baloch culture is rich with traditions, arts, and crafts despite Balochistan being an arid region of deserts and mountains. The Balochi language has roots in ancient Iranian languages and the culture is known for its tribes, festivals, and oral storytelling tradition. Festivals celebrate folk music, dancing, handicrafts, and horse or bull racing. Marriages follow Islamic principles and typically occur in teenagers arranged from childhood. Men wear turbans and women wear embroidered shirts and dupattas.
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- Balochistan has a rich history dating back 9,000 years. It was ruled by Muslims starting in 712 AD and later by the British in 1839.
- The Balochi language is spoken by 3% of Pakistanis while Urdu is also common. Arts include religious dances like Chogaa. The nomadic lifestyle is due to the terrain and scarce water.
- Traditional dresses include turbans for men and
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