For centuries, Pakistan's Wakhi shepherdesses have trekked to remote mountain pastures to graze their flocks. The income they generated has been pivotal in transforming their community, helping to pay for healthcare, education and the first road out of their valley. As their way of life dies out, BBC...
The last of their kind: The unique life of Pakistan's Wakhi shepherdesses
2023-11-26 09:55
The Wakhi shepherdesses share life in Pakistan's mountains and how they have changed things for a new generation.
You Might Like...
Who is Khadijah Muhammad? Florida teacher arrested after slamming kindergartener to the ground
Who was Ashlea Albertson? Indiana racing driver, 24, dies in road rage highway crash
How Jude Bellingham's start at Real Madrid compares to David Beckham, Michael Owen and previous English stars
A funeral home in El Salvador offers pink coffins with Barbie linings
MLB standings by wins per million spent: NY lights money on fire, Cubs no excuses
U.S. court blocks Florida law restricting drag performances
EU agrees to de-risk from China and debates what this means
What Does the Phrase ‘Talk Turkey’ Mean—And Where Did it Come From?