Who are the Kalash People in Pakistan? | Travel Documentary

In this video, we are travelling to a lesser-known place on planet Earth, a remote valley in Pakistan, an area where the ancient group of Kalash lives. There are less than 4000 Kalash people left in the world, and we are going to celebrate and dance with them at their annual Kalash festival.

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[RolakTraveler]

The Kalasha Valleys are valleys in Chitral District in northern Pakistan. The valleys are surrounded by the Hindu Kush mountain range. The inhabitants of the valley are the Kalash people, who have a unique culture, language and follow a form of ancient Hinduism.

[pavansharma]

Kalash people r originally called Kushaan dynasty citizens.
Proud to see they're still living.
Love from India, tq for this superb tour ❤🤍❤🤍🙏🏻💐❣🌹

[pradipsharma]

Sending love from Nepal 🇳🇵 keep your tradition and pride .

[kuldipmann]

A good contribution made to explore the knowledge about the minority people living in very remote places where still such people have preserved their culture. Thanks for the availability of such video.

[I.M.Rosierose]

I love this! I am coming to Pakistan at the end of this month and I am super excited! I am a travel vlogger and Pakistan is number one on my list <3

[fatahullah]

I am kalash from kalash valley rumboor

[mujahidmohiuddin]

Love from karachi 😍😍
I will visit Kalash valley in coming august😍😍😍
Humanity is everything😍😍😍

[MASNSEN]

The Kalash people look like my people ( the Amazighe people from DjurDjura Valley in the north of algeria ) . I send my Salam and love to our brothers and sisters Pakistan Kalash people. 😃🇵🇰🇩🇿

[bonnythelion]

❤❤❤for Kalash people from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[jonesukanaivalu]

I am from Fiji in the pristine South Pacific. I love the spectacular mountain views and learning about different ethnic groups. It's so interesting. Would love to visit this place one day.

[was]

Road adventure is at its peak in Pakistan. Not for the faint heart

[abhinandan]

Prayers with Kalash people hope their vibrant ethnicity thrives!

[nrg]

There's this community in Assam, India called Kalita. I'm a Kalita myself. We were the first Aryans to ever come to the northeast of India and my ancestors were the first speakers of the assamese language ( the easternmost Indo-European language). While I was searching for some ancestry related topic of the Kalita community, I get to know that Assamese language shares some similarity with Kalasha language. Even the community names are quite similar Kalita & Kalasha. I'd really like someone to look further into it. Cheers !

[venkataramanat]

Wow! What a colourful and wonderful culture. Love Kalash People, Culture, Valley & Festival. Thank you for a nice video 👍👍👍

[factsbyswem]

I am swem from India 🇮🇳 and I love Pakistani people specially who lived in kalash because this place is very beautiful and people of kalash are very lovely . I don't believe in discrimination of Hindus and Muslims . What do you think about this?

[wildlife]

I love the natural beauty fantastic gift by God to Pakistan please take care of this natural beauty we are all effected by clyment change grow more n more trees for our next generation ...

[Deines]

Greeting to Kalash people from Lithuania! Please keep your traditions, language and ethnicity alive, without any mixing with outsiders✌You most unique people of the World! 🌎

[onorasa]

Good valley with people who respect their nature, culture and art, the results is beautiful. Religion is not supposed to separate us, not border to each other.
Pakistan is not my list to visit oneday but I change my mind cause I saw this beautiful community and nature.

[novitierin]

Congratulations to Kalash people, who are determined to keep their tradition and religion.
As far as the rest of us, we must have some respect for people that struggle to keep up with difficulties.
They are different but precious. Unesco has proven this, accepting all their ways and protect them.
The Alexander the Great's tradition is still alive. Let's keep it this way!

[nirmalasinghsingh]

Kalash people have gained the name from Kailash Mountain.
They seem to have been migrated from the mountain KAILASH for survival and to save them from coldest weather of Kailash.