Kamviri people

The Kamviri are an ethnic group primarily residing in the border regions of northeastern Afghanistan and parts of Pakistan. They are a subgroup of the larger Khowar-speaking community and have their own distinct language called Kamviri, which is a dialect of the Khowar language. The Kamviri people traditionally engage in agriculture, pastoralism, and trade, maintaining rich cultural practices and oral traditions. They are known for their unique customs, clothing, and music that reflect their historical connections and geographical environment. Despite their small population, the Kamviri contribute to the cultural diversity of the region and have preserved many aspects of their heritage over generations.