Kashmir is a land of which is famous for its natural beauty scenery and glory throughout the world. Its scenic spots beautiful valleys high snowy covered mountains revers with ice cold water evergreen fields attractive lakes and spring dense forests and grateful health resort enhance its splendorarethe rich source of great attractionof tourists.It is place to enjoy the natural beauty Kashmir has a rich treasure of civilization culture art and heritage which change its social life.Kashmir has long dynastical and historical signifies of different tribes e.g. Hindu Buddhism, Islam, Jainism and Sikhism.This study reveals the cultural and religious impact of Sikhism is KashmirSikhism is also known as Sikh of Sikhi Dharma is an Indian religion that originated in the religion of Indian sub-continent around the end of the 15th century.it is the most recently founded major organized faith and stands at fifth largest worldwide with about 25.30million Sikhs as the early 21stcentury. Sikhism developed from the spiritual teachings of Guru Nanak the faith first guru and the nine Sikh Guru who succeeded him.In Sikhism the overall concept of God is Wah-e-Guru. Sikhism is the reform movement of 15th century.It is an ethical monotheism fusing elements of Hinduism and Islam Sikh believes that there is only one God which created everything. They believe that WaheGuru must remain in the mind of all time. 

* Assistant Professor ,  AJk University Muzafarabad

** Subject Expert, Govt. Central Model Girls Higher Secondary School Gulberg, Lhr.

*** Research Associate/ Junior Lecturer, AJk University Muzafarabad

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