Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig The northern part of Pakistan is a land of mountains. Here the three famous mountain chains occupy the whole area with numerous cultural communities. Most of these are agro-based identities but there is a good segment with pastoral pursuits such as the Gujar and the nomadic tribes who head to the […]
Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig In the article published in the online papers only two days back, the Buni Zom group of peaks had been discussed. The interested persons in the field of adventure tourism may be expecting to know some more information about the peaks in the Hindu Raj section as the main peaks of
Prof. Rahmat Kaarim Baig The Hindu Kush mountain range spans a distance of 800 km in a shape like a sword that begins in the south of Pamir, including Chapursan valley in the east, right to Afghanistan-Iran border with a number of ramifications to the north and south. Most of the peaks in this range
Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig Love of sports has been a widespread craze all over Chitral especially among the Khowar speaking population and it runs even in winters when there is no snow and this aspect of our culture has been observed and criticized by our neighbours as well as foreigners. Many sport lovers have turned
Prof. Rahmat Karim Baig The numerous ethnic groups of Chitral have arrived here from different directions and have occupied arable plots and thus lived on subsistence farming. The supply of water for irrigation of their plots from distant streams and springs demanded unity among these ethnic groups to use the meager water resources wisely but
