The most important Kalash festival is the Chawmos (cawmōs, ghona chawmos yat, Khowar "chitrimas" from *cāturmāsya, CDIAL 4742), which is celebrated for two weeks at winter solstice (c. 7–22 December), at the beginning of the month chawmos mastruk. It marks the end of the year's fieldwork and harvest.

Whether you visit during the Kalash Chaumas Festival, Kalash Phool Festival, Uchal Festival, or Joshi Festival, you will witness a vibrant culture that has withstood the test of time.

Experience the pagan culture of the ethnic minority community of Kalash. Meet the descendant of Alexander the Great & his troops. Dance with the Kalash people and learn their culture. Enjoy Pakistani cuisine. Kalash festival is celebrated by the Kalasha people. Kalasha people live in the Kalash Valley of Pakistan.

2022年8月11日 · Festivals of Kalash Dates: Chilam Joshi Festival (Kalash Spring Festival) Tuesday, May 13 – May 16; Uchal Festival (Summer Kalash Festival) Fri August 20 – August 22; Choimos Festival (Winter Kalash Festival) Wednesday, December 15 to December 22.

Kalash Festival is one of the most unique and taboo for many in Pakistan and elsewhere on earth. Kalasha tribe celebrates many festivals around the year. The three main Kalash Festivals are Chilam Joshi (spring festival), Choimus (winter festival) and Uchal (summer festival).

The Kalash people are renowned for their vibrant and culturally rich festivals. Here are the key festivals celebrated by the Kalash community and their dates: Chilam Joshi Festival: May 14-16; Uchal Festival: August 20-22; Choimus Festival (Chitirmas): December 14-16

2024年7月9日 · Every year, the remote valleys of the Hindu Kush mountains in northern Pakistan come alive with the vibrant celebrations of the Kalash Festival. The Kalash people, known for their distinctive culture and ancient traditions, host some of the most colorful festivals in the region.