image of Buner !!!

Buner is one of the beautiful Valleys in NWFP. Its cultural and historic background adds more importance to Buner Valley. The minute cultural and linguistic differences in between the inhabitants of the valleys makes it more interesting. As described by "LoveToKnow 1911 Encyclopedia", the people of buner are "Simple and austere in their habits, religious and truthful in their ways, hospitable to all who seek shelter amongst them, free from secret assassinations, they are bright examples of the Pathan character at its best. They are a powerful and warlike tribe". They are called Bunerwals.
Buner is divided in Upper-Buner and Lower-Buner. Lower-Buner has comparatively hot climate than Upper-Buner.
The majority here are the descendant's of Yousafzai Pakhtoon tribe. Ashezy, Gadaizy, Salarzy, Dalwazi, Ihsanzy, Malizy, Barkazy, Chagarzy and possibly others are currently living here in Buner Valley.
Here are more than 1000 Villages and the big and most popular Villages are Daggar(district headquarter), Sultanwas, Ghazikhanay, Pachakalay-Pirbaba, BhaiyKalay, Jouwar-Bazargay, Bampokha, Kooiay, Torwarsak, Anghapur, Elai, Daggar Kalay, Hisar,Topdara, Gokand, Kalail, Shalbandai, Amnawar, Diwana Baba, Shmnal, Bajkata, Kalpanai, Sawarai Bazar, Krapa, Nawikalay, Banada, Malaysaf, Rega, Barkalay, WaraKalay, Cheena, Chanar, Umbela, Kankowai, Bara Nawagai, Koza Nawagai, Soora-Agharai, Kawaga, Chenglay, Kalan, Kangalay, Charbagh, and Totalai.
Buner Valley Population:
Population1998 CENSUS
Both sexes:501143
Male:249917
Female:251226
Density per Sq.Km:272
Annual Growth Rate:3.80(%)

Here are some beautiful landscapes pictures taken at different places in buner valley.