Nasirabad (Hunza)

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Nasirabad ناصر آباد
Town
The Nasirabad Hunza valley
Nasirabad
Coordinates: 36°15′50″N 74°31′33″E / 36.263844°N 74.525956°E / 36.263844; 74.525956
Country	Pakistan
Population  (2017)
• Total	6,000

Nasirabad (Urdu: ناصر آباد) is a town located in the Hunza District of Gilgit-Baltistan region in Pakistan.

Nasirabad is located in Gilgit-Baltistan and bordered to the south by the Hunza River. The Karakoram Highway is the main commercial road, containing multiple businesses including hotels, hostels, cafes, and stores.

Nasirabad was known as Hayul Dass during the Rono age. It was later known as Manishmal, a Hindi word for "a fertile place with great prosperity". Later still it was known as "Hini", derived from "Hin", which means "snow" in the Shina language.^[1]

The earliest known history of Nasirabad dates back to the Rono people, who flourished across the Hunza region. The Rono emerged and flourished before the early-16th-century arrival of the forefathers of the current tribes in the settlement, such as the Tartay and Doodiye.^[1]

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