Indigenous Winter Sports Festival IWSF

Indigenous Winter Sports Festival IWSF Ingenious Winter Sports Festival, IWSF It create healthy platform for youth. The cold is below freezing point. It plays between two villages.

Indigenous Sports Introduction: Sports are an important part of the indigenous community playing since long in their conventional way. The indigenous community plays sports such as winter sports especially Pachaw Gal or Pin Gal or Chikik Gal where youth as well as elders and youngster take part. It’s the most emotional and amusing sport playing on snow when there is more than 2 feet snow on the su

rface of earth. But in the remotest valleys of Kalash where people enjoy a unique sport and looking very delighted. There are number of Sports in the valleys but the most famous among all is Chikik Gal. The players from one village will go to another village on their invitation to play with them. The host village will provides space for the geust team and arranges food for dinner. Every house prepare foods for their guest because everyone from the host will take 1,2 and 3 people with him for dinner and after having dinner all the players gather inside a room where musical party take place. All the night they are enjoying chatting and singing dancing. The interesting thing is that the loser team will buy an ox for the winner wither its host or guest team. The ox will kill and cooked for morning breakfast and the meant along traditional cuisine called Kahi will be served and distributed among all players and villagers. Here the host village has to spend more than the guest especially when the host lost the game.

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