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Balghar, Pakistan







Balghar (Urdu: بلغار وادی) is a village in Ghanche, Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan, located on the banks of the Shewak River.  Balghar includes 15 large and small neighborhoods (neighborhoods): Gond Bulgar, Chen Gond Bulgar, Chopia, Rotaka, Ongbo, Marmong Bulgar, Loda Bulgar, Khanka Grung Bulgar, Khodha Bulgar, Garipa Bulgar, Croating Bulgar, Khashu Bulgar, Yom  , And Zhob Bulgar.  House Valley is to the east, Caris Valley to the west, Sugar Valley to the north, and Daguni / Bulgar to the south.

  Most people in the Bulgar Valley follow Islam.  77% belong to the Sufi Noorbakhshiya sect, 20% belong to Ahle Hadith and the remaining 3% belong to other sects of Shia Islam, such as Jaffaria jurisprudence.

The importance of education has been known in Bulgaria for hundreds of years.  From that time on, most of them became Islamic schools.  After 1945, some parents sent their children to school.  The villages of Khasho Bulgar, Zhob Bulgar, and Chago Bulgar were 10–14 in number.  One of them succeeded in achieving his goal.  His mother was behind his success.  His mother was not educated but she was encouraged and helped to get an education.  And he was Syed Muhammad Shah from Chogo Balghar.  Then he struggled to spread education in adulthood.  Initially, there was no school.  And because of this struggle, new educational institutions have sprung up.

  Balghar Valley is 50 km northwest of the capital of Ghanche district and 110 km from Skardu city.  The Balghar Valley is 2,635 meters above sea level and falls into a single harvesting zone.  The main occupation in this area is agriculture.

Shewk meets the Indus River on a carriage 30 km west of Balghar.  The Thale River divides Bulgar into two parts.  The larger part is called the Chogo Bulgar, and consists of 15 large and small quarters.  The smaller one is called Cho Fog, consisting of 5 neighborhoods.  Bulgar has a population of about 20,000. summer is a tourist destination.  Bulgar is located in Ranga Gond neighborhood.  It covers a wide area.  Zouk and Gond neighborhoods are in the north and Gamba Bardas valley is in the south near Thale.






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