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Kalash people are considered to be foreigners or descendants like Indians of eastern Afghanistan or the people of Gandhari peopleThe Kalash people have very distinct customs from the neighboring communitie There's a popular misconception among neighboring Muslims that the Kalash are kafirs, or nonbelievers, and like most prejudices it's a misconception born of ignorance The Kalash follow a strict code of customs and have a myriad religious quirks, something that has brought them notoriety among anthropologists, writers (the Kalash are the mythical tribe depicted in Rudyard Kipling's The Man Who Would Be KingThe Kalash people located in the Hindu Kush mountain range south west of Chitral are known as Kafirs by the Muslim population of Chitral Kafir Wikipedia The Kalash tribe of the Chitral Valley claim to be descendants of the IndoGreeks; Kalash Girl Showing Distinct Greek Features Editorial Stock Photo Stock Image Shutterstock Kalash people pictures