Gilgit Valley
(Land of Diversity)
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| Gilgit strategically located at the most important region in the Karakorum and makes the trade center of the region for centuries. It is the capital town and administrative center of province of Gilgit-Baltistan. The area is fed by waters of Hunza, Ghizer and Indus rivers along with the several of their tributaries. Gilgit has also been an important city on the historical Silk Route, facilitating religions to spread across trans boundaries. Shina is the language spoken in Gilgit while English and Urdu is widely spoken in the region. Of particular note, Naltar is a picturesque Greenland surrounded by high peaks with accessible glacial lakes, perfect resorts for winter skiing. Furthermore, Kargah valley is only at 10km distance for Gilgit with Kargah Buddha a rock wall carved Buddha dating back to 8th century AD and ruins of a Buddhist monastery and Stupa. Other valleys include Danyore, Bagrot, Nomal and Oshikhandas. |
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- Home & Prisons Department
- Law and Prosecution Department
- Finance Department
- Services and General Administration, Information and Cabinet Department
- Revenue, Usher and Zakat, Excise and Taxation and Cooperative Department
- Food and Agriculture, Fisheries and Animal Husbandry Department
- Education, Social Welfare and Women Development
- Water and Power Department
- Tourism, Sports, Culture and Youth Department
- Health and Population Welfare Department
- Forest, Wildlife and Environment Department
- Works Department
- Local Government, Rural Development and Census Department
- Mineral Development, Industries, Commerce & Labour Department
- Planning and Development Department
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