HISTORICAL PICTURES OF ZIARAT

Culture of ziarat

TATORI / TAKALI BREAD

On the occasion of Shab- e - barath (A holy night between 14 and 15 of Islamic month of Shaban) Children of Ziarat gathered in groups and visit all the houses in their killi or village.People give small round bread or nan to them.This small round bread is calld 'Tatori' or 'Takali' 

The collection of 'Tatori'is a great joy for children and it is a big event for them.

The distribution of 'Tatori' is very beneficial for poor families.  It remained fresh for 3 days. For poor people it is special event.    

Forests Areas of Ziarat in hectares

Forest Name       (Hectares)

1. Bastirgi                      3,10
2. Chasnak                     1,476
3. Chautair                      777
4. Gohar                          607
5. Kach Mangi                3,804
6. Kach Nallah                120
7. Kurbi Kach                  874
8. Pil                                518
9. Shaeedan                     1,020
10. Sasanamana                 6,605
11. Surghund                     3,035
12. Wam Kach                   939
13. Wam Tangi                  499
14. Ziarat Juniper               37,232
15. Zargat                           1,117 

KILLI QUBA (KAWAS)

Kawas is a town and union council of Ziarat District in the Balochistan province of Pakistan. It is located at 30°27'56N 67°34'56E and has an altitude of 2116m (6945ft). 

KILLI QUBA is a village of kawas. It is very beautiful place with lot of natural beauty .It is surrounded by Khoshnob mountains. It has Apple and cherry orchids.

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District Council of Ziarat District

(Ziarat Tehsil)
Union Council Ziarat
Union Council Manna
Union Council Zandra 
Union Council Kawas
Union Council Spezandi
Union Council Kachh
Union Council Saroo

(Sinjawi Tehsil)
Union Council Saddar Samalan
Union Council Choutair
Union Council Kaza
Union Council Baghaw
Union Council Poi
Union Council Viala Aghbarg
Union Council Regorah

Villages (Killi) of Kach union council of Ziarat Tehsil

Kach is town and union council of the Ziarat District in the Balochistan province of Pakistan. It is located at 30°26'2N 67°19'27E and has an altitude of 2020 m (6630ft).

In British rule kach was very important place. There was a small railway station named Kach Station and blockhouse near the divide between Harnai and Quetta in 1895.

Following is the list of names of villages and Hamlet (Killi) of Kach town. 

• ABDUL MANAN TANGHI
• ABDUL MANAN TANGI
• AGHBURG
• AHMADOON         
• AHMEDOON SOORI
• ANWAR SKHOBI GOGI     
• ASAD KHAN TANGI
• AZAM MAKHALZAI AHMED
• BARKAT ULLAH SHAH AH
• BUDAT JANGAL
• CHARI      
• CHUGI BALA
• GOGI        
• GHULAM NABI ZONGI
• GUR HUR MANGI
• HAJI NASRULLAH GOGI
• HAJI ABDUL BAQUI GOG
• KAN BANGLA 
• KALA CHEENA
• KADI KACH
• KAN BANGLOW    
• KAN DEPOT
• KILLI ADAM KHAN
• KILLI AGHBARG AHMEDO
• KILLI CHARRI
• KILLI MANGI
• KILLI MADRASA AHMDOO
• KILLI ISMAIL AHMEDOO
• KILLI SIMAIL AHMADOO
• KILLI SHAMOZAI
• KHWAJAL AHMADOON
• KOZE KACH
• KOZ KACH
• LOWER KACH
• MANGI      
• PISTA AHMADOON
• PITAO AHMEDON
• RODGI TALRI
• SARGAIN GOGI
• SARMAKHSI
• SAR MUKHSI
• SHAHBAZ KACH
• SHIN KACH GOGI
• SIRKI AHMADOON
• SIRA KHAZI
• TANGI       
• TALARI           
• WAM ZIARAT
• WAM TANGI
• ZEREEN CHUNGI

Mountan Ranges of Ziarat District

The terrain of the Ziarat district is comprised mostly of mountains along with beautiful valleys. Ziarat contain many subsidiary mountain ranges.

Following are the names of those Mountain ranges.

1.                         Batsargi Mountain range

2.                          Bibai Mountain range

3.                          Chappar Mountain Range

4.                          Jdnaksar Mountain Range 

5.                          Khusnob Mountain range

6.                          Nishpa Mountain range

7.                           Pil mountain range

8.                           Piin Mountain range

9. `                         Surghar Mountain range

10.                     Zharghat Mountain range

Batsargi Mountain range

The Batsargi range is (10.000 feet)

Bibai Mountain range

Bibai range which runs eastward from Ahmadiin and the highest peak of which is 9,934 feet.

Chappar Mountain Range

The Chappar, a bare range of limestone hills lying Aspects, to the west of Khalifat and to the south of Mangi. The famous Chappar Rift, through which the railway had run, is situated near the western extremity of the Khalifat range, and is an extremely narrow gorge about two and a half miles in length with perpendicular sides several hundred feet in height

 Jdnaksar Mountain range

The Jdnaksar range (9,670 feet) to the north of the Zandra

Khusnob Mountain range

The Khusnob ountain range is range (9,950 feet), which ends in the Shahiddn slopes above Zidrat-i-Shahiddn, so called because three Pdn^zai children were martyred there by the Marris.

 Nishpa Mountain range

This range extends from Wangi Tangi to Warn Tangi and forms the boundary between the Pui valley and Harnai, and the road from Ziarat to Sanjdwi (The Nishpa range with the peaks of Tezarni, Shin shobina (10,654 '^et), Sangur, Khazobai and Loeghar Smallan) via Chaut^r passes along the foot of its northern slopes.

Pil mountain range

The Pil (9,730 feet) which lies to the south of the Kahdn* valley, and is cleft by the Mangi Tangi or Pil Rift which runs down from Kahdn to Mangi. The name is derived from the Persian word elephant, the mountain being supposed to resemble the shape of the head and back of that animal.

Piin Mountain range

A succession of peaks the highest of which are

Dongar Sar, Khun Sar and Pdnghar intervene between this point and the Marri border. The Pdnghar hill is the highest peak of the Piin range which encloses the Harnai valley on the north. This range is divid»^d from the mass of hills on the west by the Mehrdb Tangi, along which runs the main road from Harnai to Loralai.

Surghar Mountain range

The Surghar range (10,064 feet).

Zharghat Mountain range

Tlie Zharghat range which ends in Kato ( 10,247 feet), on the northern slopes of which the station of Zidrat is situated.