Ganish
Oldest Village Of Hunza
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sajjad
07:59 AM on August 13, 2008
Zaroor juu, Thanks for suggestion, I am gona add a blog for students, discussions and forum, u can check it out.
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farhad ali <farhad_hunzai@hotmail.com>
12:31 AM on August 12, 2008
lay jeyee dano be hal bila.juu gor naa?
one sugession is web site may student net work ka option ho behtar ho ga.kya khayal hay.
regards farhad karachi
bye
one sugession is web site may student net work ka option ho behtar ho ga.kya khayal hay.
regards farhad karachi
bye
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Nasir_bercha <hunza@14@gmail.com>
04:57 PM on August 09, 2008
Another Well Try, Keep it Up Dude.
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Nauman Baig <nomi77@gmail.com>
08:02 AM on July 21, 2008
I ve visited Ganish Village one week back and I am still under the majic / spell of Ganish village and Karimabad. I wish I could go there again and again.
Thanks.
Thanks.
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Mubarak Hussain <mubarak63@gmail.com>
10:30 AM on January 07, 2007
Sajjad,
I am very pleased to visit your web site about Ganish Hunza. Keep it up
Mubarak
I am very pleased to visit your web site about Ganish Hunza. Keep it up
Mubarak
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takeshi hamada <takeshihamada>
02:10 PM on November 18, 2006
This is a good information for me. and I can see Hunza any time I want. Thanks.
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Liquat Hussain <islamabadone@yahoo.com>
11:33 AM on August 12, 2006
Hey man if u have made it...If I could believe in it...Awsome man
Keep it up
Keep it up
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Mumtaz <rupi555@hotmail.com>
02:10 AM on June 24, 2006
sajo .... well done sajo....
u can get more info of Ganish from the lonely planet notes...
get n go on searching LONELY Planet.......u ll get more about Ganish
u can get more info of Ganish from the lonely planet notes...
get n go on searching LONELY Planet.......u ll get more about Ganish
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Nasir Hussain <nhussain72@gmail.com>
03:40 PM on June 03, 2006
It is a good idea sajjad to express the art and origin. let me know if you need any help. keep it up....
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mumtaz <rupi555@gmail.com>
03:46 PM on May 08, 2006
sajooo,,,
dats v nice yar... i m getting a gud look of ur site...nice work..keep it up...get more pics...
dats v nice yar... i m getting a gud look of ur site...nice work..keep it up...get more pics...
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shuaib <M_shuaib12@yahoo.com>
09:53 AM on May 04, 2006
GANISH Historical places
Around a central pond are several richly wooden Mosques, 150 to 200 years old and timber-and- stone watchtower 200years old. Each donated by four families of Ganish
1. Mamorokuts 2. Koyokuts 3. Unknown 4. Unknown
Two km west Ganish‘s sister village of Tsil Ganish has a Balti-style ImamBarga 160years old.
About 1.5km east of Ganish, on the KKH are several stony rises marked by with pictures, prayers and writing from as early as the 1st century AD.
Places to Stay and Eat in GANISH
PTDC Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation Motel and across the road the Golden Peak View Hotel at Garelt-marring valley views from ever angle. The Karakorom Highway Hotel and Ganish Hotel at Ganish Clan.
Pasture of GANISH
1. Darch
2. Goash
3. Goomat
4. Hachindar
5. Chhrasoo
6. Choosch
Special Food of GANISH• Sharbath (mixture of wheat & local old butter & this is
Around a central pond are several richly wooden Mosques, 150 to 200 years old and timber-and- stone watchtower 200years old. Each donated by four families of Ganish
1. Mamorokuts 2. Koyokuts 3. Unknown 4. Unknown
Two km west Ganish‘s sister village of Tsil Ganish has a Balti-style ImamBarga 160years old.
About 1.5km east of Ganish, on the KKH are several stony rises marked by with pictures, prayers and writing from as early as the 1st century AD.
Places to Stay and Eat in GANISH
PTDC Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation Motel and across the road the Golden Peak View Hotel at Garelt-marring valley views from ever angle. The Karakorom Highway Hotel and Ganish Hotel at Ganish Clan.
Pasture of GANISH
1. Darch
2. Goash
3. Goomat
4. Hachindar
5. Chhrasoo
6. Choosch
Special Food of GANISH• Sharbath (mixture of wheat & local old butter & this is
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anonymous
01:04 PM on April 29, 2006
GANISH
GANISH is the oldest settlement in Hunza & Nagar, and having been cut to pieces by the KKH, it has a lovely village center full of classis Hunza architecture. GANISHKUTS were once famous for their raids against Nagar. In 19th century GANISH was the main HUNZA hold-out against Ismailism and, except for five or six Ismailie families, is all Shia today. With cultural ties to Hunza and religious ties to Nagar, the village nowadays seems friendly.
GANISH VILLAGE
Older GANISHKUTS frown on outsiders but you ask around you may be welcomed into the village, one of the least modernized in Hunza. Around a central pond are several richly carved wooden mosques 100 to 200 years old, each donated by GANISH clan, and a timber-and-stone watchtower from the days of war with Nagar. In their GANISH west across the fields is a flag-decked Ziarat to an early Muslim holy man named Buljo Toko – who never came to Hunza, but featured in villager’s dream. Food is left here on Fridays for the poor to ta
GANISH is the oldest settlement in Hunza & Nagar, and having been cut to pieces by the KKH, it has a lovely village center full of classis Hunza architecture. GANISHKUTS were once famous for their raids against Nagar. In 19th century GANISH was the main HUNZA hold-out against Ismailism and, except for five or six Ismailie families, is all Shia today. With cultural ties to Hunza and religious ties to Nagar, the village nowadays seems friendly.
GANISH VILLAGE
Older GANISHKUTS frown on outsiders but you ask around you may be welcomed into the village, one of the least modernized in Hunza. Around a central pond are several richly carved wooden mosques 100 to 200 years old, each donated by GANISH clan, and a timber-and-stone watchtower from the days of war with Nagar. In their GANISH west across the fields is a flag-decked Ziarat to an early Muslim holy man named Buljo Toko – who never came to Hunza, but featured in villager’s dream. Food is left here on Fridays for the poor to ta
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moin barcha <moinbarcha@yahoo.com>
01:02 PM on April 29, 2006
this is the great job by Mr. shuaib, who explore the history of ginish on the world web site. that work is not done only by shuaib, the credit is always goes to his romets whome live in karachi. they help him as they done. good luck mr shuaib
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Shuaib
12:49 PM on April 29, 2006
GANISH
GANISH is the oldest settlement in Hunza & Nagar, and having been cut to pieces by the KKH, it has a lovely village center full of classis Hunza architecture. GANISHKUTS were once famous for their raids against Nagar. In 19th century GANISH was the main HUNZA hold-out against Ismailism and, except for five or six Ismailie families, is all Shia today. With cultural ties to Hunza and religious ties to Nagar, the village nowadays seems friendly.
GANISH VILLAGE
Older GANISHKUTS frown on outsiders but you ask around you may be welcomed into the village, one of the least modernized in Hunza. Around a central pond are several richly carved wooden mosques 100 to 200 years old, each donated by GANISH clan, and a timber-and-stone watchtower from the days of war with Nagar. In their GANISH west across the fields is a flag-decked Ziarat to an early Muslim holy man named Buljo Toko – who never came to Hunza, but featured in villager’s dream. Food is
GANISH is the oldest settlement in Hunza & Nagar, and having been cut to pieces by the KKH, it has a lovely village center full of classis Hunza architecture. GANISHKUTS were once famous for their raids against Nagar. In 19th century GANISH was the main HUNZA hold-out against Ismailism and, except for five or six Ismailie families, is all Shia today. With cultural ties to Hunza and religious ties to Nagar, the village nowadays seems friendly.
GANISH VILLAGE
Older GANISHKUTS frown on outsiders but you ask around you may be welcomed into the village, one of the least modernized in Hunza. Around a central pond are several richly carved wooden mosques 100 to 200 years old, each donated by GANISH clan, and a timber-and-stone watchtower from the days of war with Nagar. In their GANISH west across the fields is a flag-decked Ziarat to an early Muslim holy man named Buljo Toko – who never came to Hunza, but featured in villager’s dream. Food is
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mumtaz <rupi555@gmail.com>
02:28 AM on April 28, 2006
sajo,,,,, dats nice work yar....keep it up.. but get information about ganish for more n more
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Muhammad Khan <mkln70@hotmail.com>
09:19 PM on April 27, 2006
The most enchantaning scenarios have been captured that attract a lot. It seems nothing is more worth and enchanting in life than beautiful valley's scenes
Muhammad Khan
Chitral
Pakistan
Muhammad Khan
Chitral
Pakistan
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