Hotels, Things to do, Places to visit, Restaurants, Attractions, Car Rental in Kalam
Kalam
Kalam is a valley located 99 kilometers (62 mi) from Mingora in the northern upper section of Swat valley along the bank of Swat River in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. The Swat River was formed as a result of the confluence of two major tributaries of the Ushu river and Gabral river.
Perhaps the most well-known treasure of a site to visit in Swat is Kalam Valley. Kalam is home to stunning lakes, rising mountains, scenic valleys, lush green woodlands, and other natural wonders. These natural features make Kalam the most attractive spot on everyone's bucket list when they visit Swat. The valley provides every convenience for adventure seekers and nature lovers, yet exploring the valley's approximately 50 glacial lakes necessitates trekking through narrow bends and high cliffs. However, on the north side of the valley, Ushu Forest is a fantastic tourist destination.
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Set in Kalam, Forest Valley Cottages features a garden. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, this property also welcomes guests with a restaurant and a terrace. More info
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Enjoying the snow-capped mountain view from the window of Goodar Resort Kalam is always the most relaxing experience, which every guest deserves. More info
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Relax Cottages is located in Karandukai Kalam and features a garden. Featuring a 24-hour front desk, the property also provides guests with a restaurant. More info
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The Sakuf resort is located in Kalam. The hotel features a restaurant where you can get your desired meal and interconnected rooms with a beautiful view of the mountains. More info
Usho Forest, Kalam, Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa • Show on map
Usho Forest is the National-forest destination for camping & nature-viewing in a serene, lush forest with some meadows.
Usho Forest is the National-forest destination for camping & nature-viewing in a serene, lush forest with some meadows. Usho Forest is located in Kalam in the way to Mahodand Lake. Usho Forest is a lush green forest the best time to visit Usho Forest is in summer season from Mid April to Last week of September. You can also visit Usho forest in winters.
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The most well-known and prominent tribes in Kalam are the Suri, Lodi, Durrani, Hotaki, and Barakazi. Kalam's residents are warm, friendly, and hardworking. Males typically wear a 'Partoog-Korteh' (Urdu: Shalwar Qameez) with a 'pakul' (Hat). Young men wear a cap or white kufis. A 'karakul hat' is worn by tribal chiefs and leaders. Among the most popular meals are serge, tikka, super long naans, sugi ka halwa, chapli kabab, kawa, and kabala palao.
The Kalam Festival is an annual cultural and recreational event that aims to highlight the province's culture, architecture, and tourism potential in order to attract foreign and domestic travelers to the beautiful valley. The Kalam Cultural Festival celebrates the culture of the Simbai people of Madang Province, one of Papua New Guinea's most unique ethnic groupings. The Kalam Cultural Festival, now in its 12th year, is an annual festival that features traditional dancing, feasting, art, and ritual displays that run for three (3) days.
Tappa is the most well-known and oldest type of poetry in Kalam. Although the first verse is shorter than the second, it represents all human emotions. A schoolboy and hujrahs are also popular among the people. It's the only song that's sung throughout funerals and weddings. Traditional musical instruments such as the 'mangai' and 'rubab' are used to sing the song. It is sung with a full orchestra and has up to sixteen different harmony models.
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