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3. Traditional Chitrali life revolved around the multi-purpose family home, agriculture, and a diet of bread, dairy, and dried fruits. While modernization has occurred, cultural traditions in music, dress, crafts and cuisine remain important parts of Ch
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2. Geography: How to get there? Chitral or Chetrar translated as field in the native language Khowar, is the capital of the Chitral District, situated on the western bank of the Kunar River (also called Chitral River), in Pakistan. The easiest access to Chitral is in the southwest along the Chitral or Kunar Valley towards Jalalabad. This route is open all year and provides direct access to Kabul. However the Pakistan–Afghanistan border (Durand Line) prevents this being used as an internal route to Peshawar and the south.
3. How to get there? Through Afghanistan Through Gilgit Through Dir in Khyber Pakhtunkhawa. By air via Islamabad and Peshawar.
4. Religion 97% of the population are followers of Islam, with majority being Sunni and about forty percent Shia Imami Ismaili. Although the Kalash Tribes are said to be Atheists.
27. This is celebrated on 21st march each year. It is a religious festival, this is celebrated in the memory of a sufi saint named Peer Nasir Khisraw who is held to be responsible of Ismaili faith in this region.
52. Contd. Although some of the traditional dishes include: Pandir (Cheese) Pandir Muzhi: Cheese and crushed walnuts kernel sandwiched between the layers of wheat dough and cooked in a mini size stell oven in low heat. Zholai: Same as Pandir Muzhi but only crushed walnuts are crushed. PushorTiki: Pieces of fatrich mutton sandwiched between layers of wheat dough and cooked in ashes after cover it with frying pan. Kali: A variety of cour prepared from minced meat, wheat flour and number of delectable local spices. Kawirogh: Flowers of a local wild plant are collected and processed in the heat of sun dried which is then cooked with meat without any other seasoning but salt. It is said to remedy for many diseases. Lazhek: Fat rich mutton is cooked formerly in large clay pots with crushed wheat grain, Nutrious, delicious and wholesome.
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54. Music is played during different celebrations and events.
55. Some of the musical instruments include:Sitar Dol Sunai (Local Trumpet) Damama (Chitrali Tabla) Beru (Flute) Gharba (Rubab) 6. Music
56. Some of the famous tunes and rhythms are: Shishtu War (Mostly played for Bride’s Family Members Suchi (Played for Groom and his family members and close friends) Barwazi (A local long coat is wore in a proper rhythm while dancing) Dani (Few people in a village are trained to dance on this rhythm) Contd.
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59. Embroidery has a great place in the culture, it shows the uniqueness to any cultural entity.
60. During old times the mothers were giving trainings to their daughter in embroidery works.
61. With commercialization many women prepare different handicraft products and sale in local markets.7. Handicraft
62. The people of Chitral wear simple dress consisting of shirts, trousers and home spun cap during summer season. ShalwarKameez Kapur (Chitrali Cap) Shoqa (long woolen coat) GirwanBazuri (Traditional women dress) Kalash Dress 8. Dress