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golodass

Golodass (Anwer Abad) can be a Village located in District Ghizer Tehsil Punial Gilgit Baltistan. Any two hour or so Distance Concerning Gilgit Metropolis and Golodass (Anwer Abad), Dialects Spoken with Golodass are usually Burushaskhi, Shena, Khowar, Urdu. Golodass is well known For It is Green Magnificence and Huge batch Ranges Just about Villages are usually Hatoon, Hasis, Gahkuch bala, Damas, Silpi.

Golodass, previously named as “Golo koi” and its second brand ” Anwer Abad inches, with a population of 25000 people is found in Punial Ghizer Gilgit Baltistan. The Village had been drowned with 1905 through heavy floods but resettled with 1935. Raja of Punial, His Highness Raja Anwer Khan extensive the whole village by populating this barren upper part of the whole village with guide of Hub-e-Ali of Hunza with 1935. Raja Mir Aman Khan came through 1960 and started to run their first college as only teacher inside village. The Residents on the village are extremely migrants from different parts of Gilgit spot including Hunza, Punial spot, Yasin, Gupis, Phandar, Darel, Chilas, along with areas. On account of different with background, we get a mix lifestyle and languages inside village. The natives may speak Brushaski of Hunza and also Yasin, Shina, Khuwar and also Gujrati. The village is called the Hub of cultug.Most of   people speakes brusaski .the brushaski spekar also caled       hunza.                                                                                                                     

beautiful golodass

it is beautiful golodass .there are 500 people are  live in golodass .speakes seven types of language  sucha as burshaki, shina, kuwar hunzai,yasine and other language are speakes. hunzia people speak burshaki .120 houses people came from hunza valley.there culture are different other villages                                                                         .

traditional games of golodass

history of golodass

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golodass

Golodass is Previously known as “Golo koi” due to its dense population and its natural beauty. It was said that the sun couldn’t reach the ground because of its dense gardens but it was turned into desert when heavy floods hit the area in 1905 and drowned it. In 1928 and onwards the Raja of Punial, His Highness Raja Anwar Khan decided to populate the upper barren portion of the village. The difficult task was to bring water to the village though rocky mountains and sliding areas of HindukushTerrains. The Raja tried twice to make a canal from Ishkoman river but failed. Then His Highness contacted Hub-e-Ali of Hunza who was considered to be an expert in making water channels. Hub-e-Ali accepted this offer from His Highness Raja Anwar Khan and Shift to Golodass with his family. After so many difficulties and strong efforts Hub-e-Ali and other 13 members successfully build the canal in 1935. They stayed there with their family and work hard to turn this barren land into cultivation and started helping His Highness Raja Anwar Khan in populating the village. Many other people from Hunza also migrated to the village in later years. Raja Mir Aman Khan, was the first school teacher in the village, came here from Bubur Village Punial in 1965. He served and educated the people of this area more than thirty years up to 1997. Raja Mir Aman Khan introduced the Golodass with second name Anwer Abad. The Gujars of the village were brought by Rajas as their servants. The people from Yasin and Phudar valley migrated there after the 1980s.

the beautifull pictures of golodass ghizar

golodass is one of the best place of ghizar. and beautful mountain in golodass  

culture

The Culture of District Ghizer is related to other regions of Gilgit Baltistan. here are some cultural days.Haimaaz: Haimaaz is first festival of the year, it is the symbol of begining of the year and attention to people ready for cultivation. On this Occationwomenmakes a favorite dishes “GhoomFulai” at house, after the dinner the old man or honour of the house makes two boys symbolically a pair of ox and the honour binds it in (hall) and ploughing with the pair. It is just like a fun and all the people enjoy very much.Nouroz: Nowruz(originally “New Day”). In Iranian calendars and the corresponding traditional celebrations.Nowruz is also widely referred to as the Persian New Year. Nowruz is celebrated and observed by Punialy people and the related cultural continent and has spread in many other parts of the world, including parts of Central Asia, Caucasus, South Asia, Northwestern China, the Crimea and some groups in the Balkans. Nowruz marks the first day of spring and the beginning of the year in Iranian calendar. Itis celebrated on the day of the astronomical vernal equinox, which usually occurs on March 21 or the previous/following day depending on where it is observed. Shishogot: It is celebrates when the wheat is ripened and fully ready to harvest. It is very old tradition to welcome the grains of wheat at homes. The people feel very happy on this cultural day.In the early morning all the people wake up and after having breakfast they get ready to celebrate the Shishogot. The aged men or women of the village gether at a place and come to wheat fields. From the fields they get some grains of wheat and put them into a bow having full of “Lasi”. After that one by one they take a sip of Lasi in a wooden spoon. Women makes different dishes at homes especially rice, meat or chicken. A local dishis is prepared on this day is “Goli”,wisken is eaten by dipping it in melted butter. Goli is very tasty dish and all the people like it very much. Also people celebrate very much on this day. DumanKhiya: The second most crop of the Punial is Maize. It is cultivated in the mid of May and havested in octuber. As the weather becomescold after the month of octuber and crop is also ready to harvest in this month. When all the fields become empty at the end of octuber, people let their animals to fees on the open fields. No one is restricted to move on any field. All the animals are freely feed on the fields. After one week this cultural day is celebrated. Women make different local dishes on this day especially “GhoomFullai”. Cultural Foods: Diram Sharbat Mull Kokbat Desi Ghee Desi Oil DiramTiki GhoomFullai Mayel Charmuki Chakah Buruch Dishao Hala Sheer     Courtesy: punial.com

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Fresh fruits

 Fresh fruits

Pomegranate: Pomegranate is famous for its unique taste and found in all tehsils of district Ghizer especially inPunial in the months of July to September. it has two kinds “sour and sweet”.
Cherry:In district Ghizer cherry is found in few variety. It is a good looking fruit and it is full of taste. it has two kinds “black and red”.
Fig:Fig is also found in every tehsil almost in Punial. It is very unique and tasty fruit as related to other fruits. Figs are seasonal fruits but regenerated three times in a season. It is dried and exported to other parts of country and worldwide.
Apple

punial

Punial: The valley of Punial (Urdu: ڀو نيا ل) is one of the most fascinating and absorbing sites situated in Ghizer District, where hundreds of thousand of tourists visit annually. Punial is a mountainous valley near Gilgit in the NorthernAreas of Pakistan. The Punial valley is situated at an elevation of about 5000– 9000 feet. It is one of the vast and serene place to visit round the year due to its pleasant weather and hospitable populace. The territory of Punial is about 35,900 km². One of scenic and bucolic sites there such as followings. Gahkuch is the main town which is also the district headquarters and is a popular tourist attraction in the region because of the spectacular surrounding scenery and the restaurants and five star hotels are so designed to give you a bucolic and rugged life style. ‘Green Palace’ is one such restaurant well known to tourists from abroad. Gahkuch bala and its surrounding area is only the vast and wide space of district ghizer where one can easily view many villages. Sher Qila is the main village of the picturesque Punial valley. The distance is 40 km and time required to reach there is about 45min to 1 hour.There is also a restaurant for tourist in Singal valley named Ghizer Tourist Cottage and also some Guest houses in Gahkuch. History Punial was formerly a princely state (under the British it was a “Special Political District” of the Gilgit Agencyand not a Princely State) in the northwest part of the Gilgit Baltistan which existed until 1974. The state bordered the Gilgit Agency to the south, the former princely state of Yasinto the west, Ishkoman to the north and Afghanistan (Wakhan Corridor) to the northwest. The state capital was the town of Sher Qila (also known as Share (Chare not Share. The area of Punial now forms the above named tehsil of Ghizer District. Punial was an independent principality for more centuries. The British gained control of the area and the neighbouring valleys by mid 19th century followed by a military engagement of severe intensity.This area and other neighbouring states were never ruled directly by neighbouring Kashmir. Language: In this valley Shina is most common  language and is spoken in every where but there are also few speakers of Burushaski and Khuwar.  Villages are:  Gulapur, Sher qilla, Dalnat, Humuchal, Gohar abad, Japukay, Gitch, Dass japukay, Singal, Thing dass, Gulmuti, Buber, Gurunjur, Gahkuch bala, Gahkuch pine, Silpi, Damas, Ayshi, Golo dass, Hatoon,Hasis and Birgal. (Reference: Wikipedia

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