Today the sub Region of Hunza ( Lower Hunza), Intro..:) Lower Hunza is a sub region of Hunza, boundaries with Nagar valley on east and on south. The beautiful sub region of hunza starts from a village Khizir abad and ends at Nasir Abad, Lower Hunza composed of Khizir abad, Mayoon, Hussainabad, Khana Abad and Nasirabad. Nasirabad location on KKH makes it as a centre village of Lower Hunza. This area basically composed of Shina speakers mainly migrants from nearby areas of Hunza, and many families belong to families of centre Hunza. The shina language is dominated language that’s why people declare it as “Shinaki”. Educationally Lower Hunza is sound enough and parallel to the other sub regions of Hunza, literally tasted personalities found in entire lower Hunza. The private and governmental institutions are operating in the region. The chain of Aga Khan Diamond jubilee schools is much actively participating in civil society. Many persons from the region are actively delivering their services in government and private sector. Culturally enriched and it is not much different from the culture of central Hunza. Culture of the area comes out from social customs and as well as from religious practices on births, marriages and deaths. The main occasions celebrations are Novroz, Ginani, and Salgirahs, on these occasions delicious food traditional touch manufacture in the region, especially Sharbat and Harisa. The region is famous for mulberry and high quality graphs, beyond these apricots, plums and cherry are other fruits. People grow maize, wheat, peas and vegetables. KKH enter into the region on the first bridge of Hunza, at Nasirabad (Hindi) from Nagar Valley.
Posted on: Fri, 21 Jun 2013 05:26:59 +0000
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