Dunno why, just thought this was an interesting pic… the language of the Kalash tribe is Kalashamun (or Kalasha). er sorry if this is a dumb query, but does ‘kalash’ mean ‘wearers of the black robe’? Read that somewhere but dunno if that’s true or if that’s a myth.
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A young woman from the Kalasha tribe in the northern valley of Bumburet near Chitrall, shows her traditional facial tattoos made using mulberry juice on July 7, 2003. The Kalasha are a tiny non-Muslim tribe some believe descend from the ancient armies of Alexander the Great. The tribe has clung to traditional ways of life in the face of energetic attempts to convert them to Islam or Christianity. (Rathavary Duong/Reuters)
Kalash valley is worth seeing.. The Baburet is almost comercialise now.. Bcoz of lots of Hotels. Actually ppl come there and visit Bamburet alot...
Ramboor.. the other village Kalash ppl have.. is still good. Its Beautiful. Its almost 20KM away from Bamburet. Not sure.. Bcoz.. Its long since I was there. :)
i am afraid i don’t even know the names of these places… never heard of them until i read your post. Such an interesting culture…so much diversity in Pakistan Masha’Allah. Thank you so much for your interesting reply
If Mujhay yaad raha.. BCOZ… my RAM is not good. Tou I will post here some Picz I took there… especially in their grave yard. The Bodies were not Burried there. THere were all skeletons in the boxes and those can be seen. I took some pics for the Skeletons as well.
I will post the details as well. BUT wohi.. RAM wali baat
i am afraid i don’t even know the names of these places… never heard of them until i read your post. Such an interesting culture…so much diversity in Pakistan Masha’Allah. Thank you so much for your interesting reply 
