The document outlines the history, culture, and geography of Gilgit-Baltistan, which became part of Pakistan in 1947 after fighting for freedom from Dogra rule. It highlights the region's rich cultural traditions, unique dishes like chapshuro and mamtu, as well as important educational achievements and prominent figures from the area. Additionally, it mentions significant natural landmarks, including glaciers and lakes, and the region's key festivals and languages.

2.  Muzammil Nagri
 Tariq Balti
 M Suleman
 Shahab
 M Jawwad Shamsi

4. History of GILGIT BALTISTAN

5. o Formerly known as the Northern Areas,
o In 1948, Gilgit Baltistan emerged on the map
of the world
o The people of the region fought their own war
against the Dogra Raj and won their freedom in
1st Nov 1947.
o In 2009 Pakistan give provincial setup in Gilgit
Baltistan.
o Capital: GILGIT
o Districts are 10.
o Largest city is Skardu.
o Population:22,00000.
o Area: 72,496 Square km.

6.  Ruled by Durani Empire of
AFGHANISTAN over the centuries.
 Muslim ruled about four centuries under
the Mughals (until 1751).
 B/w 1832 – 1860 the region conquered by
the Sikhs and Dogras.
 B/w 1935 – 1947 the territory of GILGIT
BALTISTAN was given to British on
lease.
 In 1947 , it came to under the control of
Pakistan.

7. • Culture shows moral and ethical values of a
region.
• Culture represents our history and the way our
ancestors lived and we have to transfer our rich
culture to our new youth.
• GILGIT BALTISTAN has its own rich and
unique culture and traditions which varies
from valley to valley
• People represents culture through different
famous festivals , dresses and foods.

8.  Culture of GILGIT BALTISTAN includes:-
 Sports
 Festivals
 Traditional dresses
 Foods
 Education system
 Languages
 Glaciers
 Forts
 Lakes
 Mountains
 Heroes
 Economy
 CONCLUSION

9.  There are many
regional sports that
are played in
GILGIT
BALTISTAN,
 POLO
 NEZA BAAZI
 TAPOO
 IP IP

10.  There are many religious and social / cultural
festivals celebrated by the people of GILGIT
BALTISTAN.
 Religious festivals are :-
o Eid ul Fitar
o Eid ul Adha
o Eid Milad un NABI

11.  Cultural festivals are:-
o Jashan e Bharaan.
o Shandoor Polo Festival.
o Babusar Polo Festival.
Except these fastivals some other
festivals are celebrated in GITGIT
baltistan which are shown below.

14. ABBASI KHUDAIE

18.  Giyaling Or Zaan
Go-Lee is to make your breakfast savory. It is
usually served on breakfast on usual occasions
but also cooked on special occasions as well.
Normally it is best with a Namkeen Chai, but
you can eat it with simple chai if you feel
uncomfortable with the
Namkeen thing. Giyaling is a local occasional
dish of a Hunza and Nagar valley. It is
specially made on the occasion of Gianni, and
Ginani is an event which is performed after the
cultivation of a crop especially the wheat.

19.  In the month of May
and June when
wheat began to
prepare, all the
owners of a land go
to their fields to
enjoy the Ginani
event with Giyaling.
Recipe of Giyaling.
Flat bread, made
with whole grain
flours, rich in
vitamin B-17. it is
served by spreading
butter on bread, on
extraordinary events.

20.  Chapshuro is one of the most delicious dishes of
Gilgit Baltistan. It is the Gilgit Baltistan version of
pizza. Chap Shuroo is a bread filled with a mixture
of chopped Beef/ Yalk meat,
onion, and other spices. Chapshoro is filled with
chopped meat (lamb, beef), onions, Chile
peppers, tomato and fresh coriander leaves.
They are baked on medium heat on for 15 minutes,
until golden brown. Jugloot Gouro and Whole
Nagar are the famous places for most
delicious Chapchurro in Gilgit Baltistan

22.  Mamtu is delicious cubes meal flour centrally filled
with mutton/Beef and spicy ingredients. Life is so
endlessly delicious. Plan a tour to Gilgit Baltistan.
Take a taste of Mamtu and seize the moment for your
life. There is no love sincerer than the love of food.
Made your love for Mamtu lifetime. Mamtu, the
dumplings of North, is a unique and very tasty dish
in Gilgit Baltistan. Mamtu is very delicious fast
food originally came from China. In
Pakistan, you can only find Mamtu in Gilgit
Baltistan. Some may consider it a traditional
food of Gilgit Baltistan. It cooking process is
special as its taste. It is not cooked by any direct
means. It is cooked in a flow of steam.

26.  GILGIT BALTISTAN is the most literate region of
Pakistan.
 Literacy rate of HUNZA district touches about 100%
 Its people are well aware and committed.
 GILGIT BALTISTAAN has one university KIU having
compuses in GILGIT & SKARDU.
 It has one cadet college in SKARDU and numerous
private institutions are providing quality education.
 GILGIT BALTISTAN has produced Gold Medalists of
various universities , schools and in other education
sectors.
 It has Scientist , Army officers , Engineers & Doctors.

28. Languages that are spoken in GILGIT
BALTISTAN are:-
 SHINA
 BALTI
 BUROSHASHKI
 KHOWAR
 WAKHI

30.  Siachin is the
2nd longest
glacier of the
world, The
length of this
glacier is
76km..

31.  The Baltoro Glacier
at 63 km (39 mi) in
length, is one of the
longest glaciers outs
ide the polar
regions. It is located
in the Gilgit-
Baltistan region of
northern Pakistan.

33.  Skardu
Fort or Kharpocho mea
ns The king of Forts is a
fort in Skardu city
in Gilgit-
Baltistan region of
Pakistan. Australian
mountaineer and film
maker Greg
Child writes that the
fort is "perched above
the junction of the
rivers" and overlooks
the Rock of Skardu.

34.  Altit Fort is an ancient
fort at Altit town in
the Hunza valley in Gilgit
Baltistan, Pakistan. It was
originally home to the
hereditary rulers of
the Hunza state who
carried the title Mir,
although they moved to
the somewhat
younger Baltit fort nearby
three centuries later. Altit
Fort and in particular the
Shikari tower is around
1100 years old which
makes it the oldest
monument in the Gilgit–
Baltistan

35.  Baltit Fort is a fort in
the Hunza valley,
near the town
of Karimabad, in
the Gilgit-
Baltistan region of
northern Pakistan.
Founded in the 8th
CE, it has been on
the UNESCO World
Heritage Tentative
list since 2004.

37.  Handrab Lake
is located in
GILGIT
BALTISTAN
and is over
10,000 feet
above sea level.

38.  Attabad Lake is
also known as
the Gojal Lake
and is situated
in Hunza’s
Gojal Valley.

39.  Naltar Lake is
also known as
the “Bashkiri
Lake” & is also
situated in
GILGIT-
BALTISTAN

40.  With close
proximity to
SKARDU,
GILGIT-
BALTISTAN,
satpara lake is
surrounded
mountains and
fed by the satpara
stream.

42.  World’s 9th
Highest
Mountain Peak is
located in
Western
Himalayas,
surrounded by
the Indus River,
with an elevation
of 26,660 ft.

43.  World 2nd Highest
Peak also known as
Mount Godwin-
Austin is the great
asset of Pakistan with
the height of 28,250
ft. K2 is located in the
extreme North of
Baltistan near the
Baltaro Glacier. 2nd
highest peak of the
world.

45.  From Yasin Ghizer.
 Embraced
Shahadat in 1999 ,
Kargil War.
 Awarded
NISHAAN e
HAIDER

46.  From Hunza.
 First pakistani
women to climb
mount everest.

47.  From Shiger ,
Baltistan.
 Served as IG
Police Sindh.
 Writer and
philanthropists

48.  From Bunji ,
Gilgit.
 Served as Core
Commander
Peshawer.
 Serving as head in
Kashmir Regment
of Pakistan Army.

49.  From Skardu.
 First person to
climb Mount
everest without
Oxygen.
 Died a natural
dead in 2016.

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