According to the NY Times’ piece, the Kalash of Chitral - district of the Khyber‐Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan were found to share DNA fragments with an ancient European population.
Statistical analysis suggests that this has resulted from interracial mixing between the local populace and Alexander the Great’s army well before 210 BC.
The Kalash lived in three valleys of Chitral namely, Rumbur, Brumbret, and Birir, derived from the Dardic family of the Indo‐Iranian branch.
The beauty of Kalash is unexplainable in words due to his charming sceneries and mountains.
An unbelievable thing of Kalash people is that they feel proud when any person die. Thet start singing when a person die because they thought that the person which is die is not returnable because they have completed his life which is given him God.
