Swat and Kalam are among Pakistan’s most picturesque valleys, offering a blend of history, nature, and adventure.
Swat was once a major center of Buddhist civilization, with relics and monasteries dating back to the Gandhara period. Kalam, a part of Swat Valley, has been a sought-after destination for explorers and nature lovers.
Swat and Kalam are governed under Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, with local administration handling tourism and development.
Tourism, agriculture, and handicrafts play a vital role in the economy, with Swat being famous for its peaches and apples.
The region is home to Pashto-speaking communities with a strong tradition of hospitality, folk music, and poetry.
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