What you won't see if you don't see Punjab

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 Punjab is the heart of Sikhs community. Punjab is famous as the land of five rivers namely Sutlej, Ravi, Jhelum and Chenab. The fertile soil, fresh air, green farms, beautiful sceneary and abundant flow of water will make you feel heaven. It is the land of exciting culture and tradition. The people of Punjab, commonly Known as Punjabis will treat you with generosity and care. The people are very helpful and kind. The food of Punjab is very tasty and healthy. If one visit Punjab then he or she can see everything that happened right from the phase of kings, British to modern India. If you don't see Punjab then you will miss a lot of eyes-filling happiness and heart filling delight. 

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