Enjoy the fresh spring of northern Chitral &
the sensation of:
 
Ø      Free Style Polo of the Mountain Communities in the Hindu Kush
Ø      Football by the players with strong stamina characteristic to high altitude
Ø      Tug of War played with raw power by study village-based teams
Ø      Cricket with its sensational moments
Ø      Shot Putt—the oldest living sport in the region
Ø      Traditional Wrestling, oldest sport where sheer power in demonstrated
Ø      Marksmanship with ‘chikit’—the oldest locally made traditional guns
Ø      Bodi Dik—the endangered sport with unique rules
Ø      Day & night cultural events with music of reed instrument, pure Chitrali sitar, pasture flute, reformative poetry and many more.

Schedule tourists is as follows:
1.      April 15, 2010:     Flight from Islamabad/ Peshawar to Chitral & hotel stay
2.      April 16, 2010:     Transfer to the festival venue, food & accommodation
3.      April 17, 2010:     Tent stay, food, accommodation, sight seeing & night musical programme
4.      April 18, 2010:     Tent stay, food, accommodation, sight seeing night musical programme
5.      April 19, 2010:     Visiting Booni/Mastuj
6.      April 20, 2010:     Travel back to Chitral
7.      April 21, 2010:     Fly back to Islamabad/Peshawar
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Total Expenditure =

1.      Top end hotel               =          Rs40,000 [individual]

2.      Medium end hotel         =          Rs25,000 [individual]

3.      Low end hotel              =          Rs17,000 [individual]

CAMAT [Chitral Association for Mountain Area Tourism]

Email: camatchitral@yahoo.com

Tel: ++92 943 413540