Ice Hockey Takes Center Stage at GB Winter Feast

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Islamabad: The National Ice Hockey Championship took center stage, attracting teams from various regions, including both male and female competitors during event organized under Gilgit-Baltistan annual Winter Feast.

The icy battlegrounds are set for an intense display of skill, speed, and teamwork as players compete for victory.

This year’s festivities mark a historic milestone with the introduction of the National Ice Hockey Championship, promising a week filled with thrilling competitions and cultural events, as stated by the event organizers.

In a first for the festival, the National Ice Hockey Championship takes center stage, attracting teams from various regions, including both male and female competitors. The icy battlegrounds are set for an intense display of skill, speed, and teamwork as players compete for victory.

Beyond the excitement of ice hockey, the festival offers a diverse lineup of competitions, including ice skating and traditional local games such as basra, pindok, and baalbut. Participants from across Gilgit-Baltistan are eager to showcase their skills in these unique and culturally significant contests.

A highlight of this year’s event is the active involvement of female teams in various competitions, breaking barriers and highlighting the talent and determination of women in winter sports. The festival’s inclusive nature underscores a commitment to promoting gender equality in the realm of athletics.

Gilgit-Baltistan has emerged as a magnet for both domestic and foreign tourists, drawn by the allure of winter games. The picturesque landscapes, coupled with the adrenaline-pumping competitions, have turned the area into a winter sports haven, attracting a large number of visitors.

As the competitions unfold over the next seven days, anticipation is building for the grand finale on the 25th of this month. The closing ceremony promises a captivating mix of cultural performances, award ceremonies, and a reflection on the achievements and spirit of the Winter Feast.