Kalash Phool Feastival Tour

15 Days
  • 2-3 stars hotels (in some places best available)
  • Islamabad
  • Islamabad
  • Guided
  • English
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner (normally included)
  • Yes
  • Transportation: Car or Van/ grand Cabin 13 seats or Coaster/minibus, 21seats (4 x4 landcrouisers or 4x 4 classical jeeps)
  • 19
  • 75

PHOOL FESTIVAL TOUR

The Phool Festival, also known as the “Oochal Festival,” is a unique and vibrant celebration held in the Kalash Valley, located in the Chitral District of Pakistan’s Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The Kalash people, an indigenous ethnic group with a distinct culture, language, and religion, celebrate this festival annually. The Phool Festival typically takes place in mid-October. It marks the harvest season and is a time to give thanks for the blessings of the year. The festival is a celebration of the changing seasons, particularly the onset of autumn. It’s a time for the Kalash people to honor their deities, offer prayers for protection, and celebrate the abundance of nature. As part of the festival, the Kalash people, especially young girls, collect flowers from the hills and decorate their homes, temples, and themselves with these flowers. The Phool Festival is marked by traditional dances, music, and singing. The Kalash people wear their colorful traditional attire, and the community comes together to perform dances that have been passed down through generations. Sharing food is a central part of the festival. Special dishes are prepared, and everyone participates in communal feasting. The festival also serves as a time for socializing, renewing bonds within the community, and arranging marriages. It’s an occasion for joy, laughter, and the strengthening of the Kalash cultural identity. The Phool Festival attracts many tourists, both domestic and international, who come to witness the unique customs and traditions of the Kalash people. The Phool Festival is a testament to the rich cultural heritage of the Kalash Valley and its people, who continue to preserve their traditions in a rapidly changing world.

PHOOL FESTIVAL TOUR

  • -Meet the Kalasha people and experience their unique history, religion, culture, and hospitality.
  • Mix up with local population of Kalash people visits their homes to see their daily life
  • -Witness amazing views of the Chitral Valley from the Chitral Gol National Park.
  • -Follow the Chitral River as you drive along a spectacular road through the Hindu Kush mountain range.
  • Visit the lush plateau of the Shandur Pass 3800M, wonderful landscape
  • - Visit of Hunza- Nagar Valley, the highest Mountain valley of Karakorum in the fall
  • - Travel on some part of the Karakorum Highway, “the 8th wonder of the Wold”.
  • 2-3 stars hotels (in some places best available)
  • Islamabad
  • Islamabad
  • Guided
  • English
  • Breakfast, lunch and dinner (normally included)
  • Yes
  • Transportation: Car or Van/ grand Cabin 13 seats or Coaster/minibus, 21seats (4 x4 landcrouisers or 4x 4 classical jeeps)
  • 19
  • 75

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