The Kalash are a non-indigenous tribe with a distinct culture, religion, and way of life living for centuries in District Chitral. Where they come from has been an enigma for centuries.

Afghanistan's province of Nuristan was formerly called Kafiristan. Few people knew about this mountainous area before the end ...

As Shaira cradles her one-year-old daughter, she explains that she came back to Kalash after finishing her university degree "to preserve their culture and unique religion". The community worships ...

The Kalash holds high cultural significance as it is often used in religious ceremonies and carries a lid and handle, which is used for serving Panchamrit, a sacred mixture of milk, curd ...

The Kalash's handle and lid are crafted to provide ease of use during religious ceremonies, where Panchamrit – a sacred mixture of milk, curd, ghee, honey, and sugar – is served. Image Source ...