Chitral Valley falls on the north side of Khyber Phatunkhawn in the Chitral Pakistan. The landscape of Chitral Valley is much mysterious. With its steep harsh mountains, lush green valleys, beautiful meadows and big glaciers. It is rated as one of the most difficult and inaccessible areas of the world.

Chitral Tourism is swiftly growing. It has more of historical background than its beautiful natural landscapes. As some of particular part of Chitral, certainly residuary of the Greek mythology which is formally known as Kalash Valley. Khawar language is commonly used for communication while Urdu and English also conversed with some of the local men.

Additionally, Kalash Valley as its Joshi festival is on its way that is celebrated in late May. Other two Kalash Festivals Uchau and Chaumus celebrated in autumn and midwinter respectively. Furthermore, Chitral Mela was also known as Jashn e Chitral usually celebrated in mid-October.