2. The history of Balochistan covers thousand of years from the
First Century to the Third Century with Iran and Afghanistan.
Before partition of the Sub-continent Balochistan was an
independent state. Mir Ahmed khan who was the king of
Balochistan and decided to affiliate with the Government of
Pakistan.
3. Balochistan (Urdu: ,)بلوچستان is one of the five provinces of
Pakistan. The name Balochistan means the “Land of the Baloch” in
many regional languages.
Balochistan is situated in the south-west of Pakistan and covers
an area of 347,190 sq km. It is the largest Province by Area 44%
Land Mass, smallest in term of Population.
Quetta is the Capital of Balochistan. Economy is based on Mineral
Resources and held international importance due to Gawadar Sea
Port.
6.5 Million Population of Balochistan.
4. What is Culture?
“The ideas, customs and social behavior of
particular society or people.”
5. The history of Balochistan covers thousand of years from the First
Century to the Third Century with Iran and Afghanistan.
A number of tribes constitute to make people of Balochistan.
Three major tribes are Baloch, Brahvi And Pashtoon.
Each tribe is further divided into various types.
6. Most of the people in the city understand and speak to
Balochi, Pashtoo and Brahvi.
Some of the people understand and speak Urdu, the national
language.
In Kachhi and Sibbi, People speak Seraiki and Sindhi as well.
People speak different languages. There is a similarity in their
literature, beliefs and customs.
7. Following are the main festivals celebrated by the people of
Balochistan.
Eid-ul-Fitar.
Eid-ul-Azha.
Eid Meladun-Nabi.
8. Following are the main Famous places of Balochistan.
Boolen Pass.
Gawadar Sea Port.
Ziarat Valley.
9. Following are the main Natural Resources of Balochistan.
Natural Gas
Coal.
Marble.
Iron.
Ore.
Sulphur.
Chromite.
Limestone.
10. Following are the main Natural Resources of Balochistan.
Balochi Sajji
Balochi Fish Sajji
Balochi Tikka
17. Do-Chapi
An ancient Persian dance mostly performed by forming a
circle by a group of people, dancing and clapping. Do-Chapi
almost always includes Surna and Dohol
Lewa
Lewa is also a Baluchi dance of Sheedi origin, performed
mostly by a group of people in a circle with hand
movements. Lewa almost always includes a Surna and Dohol.