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Chitral is a city and district in the northern Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan, located in a valley of the Hindukush mountains along the Chitral River. Historically a princely state, it is now the capital of the Lower Chitral District and is known for its stunning landscapes, unique culture with influences from Central Asia and Europe, and famous for fruits like apricots and apples. The area is a tourist destination with attractions like the Kalash Valley, and has a population that is predominantly Sunni Muslim with a significant Ismaili Shiite minority.

Geography: Chitral is situated in a valley at an elevation of approximately 4,900 feet (



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1,490

m) and is surrounded by the Hindukush mountains. The Upper and Lower Chitral districts cover a total area of



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14,850

km².

Capital City: The city of Chitral is the capital of the Lower Chitral District. It was formerly the capital of the independent Chitral princely state until it merged with Pakistan in 1969.

Culture: The region has a rich cultural heritage with influences from Greek, Iranian, and Tatar peoples. The local language is Khowar.

Tourism: Chitral is a popular tourist destination known for its natural beauty and is home to attractions like Chitral National Park, the Kalash Valleys, and Bumburet. It is also known for its handicrafts and a variety of fruits, such as peaches, apricots, and apples.

Demographics: The population is a mix of Sunni and Ismaili Shiite Muslims, with Sunnis making up about 65% and Ismaili Shiites comprising 35% of the population.

History: Chitral was once an independent princely state before its merger with West Pakistan in 1969.

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