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Budgam, located in Jammu and Kashmir, is known for its lush green landscapes and agricultural production, particularly in the cultivation of saffron, apples, and vegetables. The district is also home to several historical and religious sites, including the Shankaracharya Temple and Chrar-e-Sharif, a revered shrine in Sufi Islam. Budgam?s economy is primarily agrarian, with saffron being one of its most notable exports. The region celebrates Eid, Diwali, Makar Sankranti, and Navratri, showcasing the vibrant mix of cultures in the area. The Dal Lake and its surroundings make Budgam a key location for tourism, especially for eco-tourism and nature lovers. The district is rich in natural beauty, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, which contributes to the growing tourism sector. The local handicraft industry, including Kashmiri carpets and pashmina shawls, also adds to Budgam's economic importance. As infrastructure in the region improves, Budgam?s significance in agriculture, tourism, and handicrafts continues to grow.