Chitral River | Northern Areas of Pakistan | دریاء چترال | Short Documentary In Urdu / Hindi

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The Chitral River is located in the Chitral District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan.
The river originates from the Hindukush mountain range.
It has several tributaries, including the Kunar River and the Lutkho River.
The mesmerising River is approximately 450 kilometers (280 miles) long.
It has an average water volume of 2,000 cubic meters per second.
The Chitral River is famous for its trout fishing, with several species of trout present.
This river has significant hydroelectric potential, with several power plants operational.
It supports agriculture in the Chitral Valley, with crops like wheat, maize, and fruits.
The Chitral River flows through stunning landscapes, making it a popular destination for tourists.
The river not only adds to the beauty of Chitral but also holds cultural and religious significance for the local communities.
The Chitral river and its surrounding areas are home to various wildlife species, including the Himalayan brown bear.
Talking of Geological importance, This River has carved out impressive gorges and canyons, showcasing geological wonders.
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Peace ❤❤❤

[@abdulwahaabkhan9414]

Beautiful

[@TravelbyOrio]

That seems like a high water volume. Beautiful. I would love to see the Trout.

[@HawkEye-BaazkiNigah]

Yeah , this river originates from one of the longest and highest mountain ranges of the world and the trout is just amazing.

[@TravelbyOrio]

The world amazes me. Really cool. Nice share.

[@HawkEye-BaazkiNigah]

Glad you like it. ✌🏼