Thalay Valley is in Ghanche, Gilgit Baltistan, Pakistan, on the bank of Shyok River, The Shyok River meets Indus River at Keris about 30 kilometers west of Thalay. Thalay has 16 large and small mohallah: Daltir, Baltoro , Brooqpa Baltoro, Gongma Baltoro, Harangus, Chundu, Taso, Parangus, Haltagari, Yarkhor, Daltir, Gagurik , Burdas, Khasumik, etc. House Valley is to the east, Karis Valley to the west, Shiger Valley to the north and Daghini/Balghar are located to the south.

Thalay Valley is 40km long while its width is approximately 20km.about 35km away on the northwest from the district headquarters Ghanche (Gilgit Baltistan), and 110km from Skardu city and situated at 2,647m above sea level and falls in the single cropping zone. The main occupation is agriculture.

Thalay

Socioeconomic

S/No Description about Thalay Union Council Number

Education

The awareness of getting education in Thalay started hundreds of years ago. From that era most of them became Islamic school. After 1945 the few parents sent their children to school. They were 8–12 in number from village Harangus, yarkhor and baltoro. One of them became successful to get his goal. Behind his success was his mother. His mother was not educated but encouraged and helped him to get education. And he was Haji Ali Shah from Harangus Thalay. Then he struggled to spread education in Thalay. Initially there was no school. And because of his struggle new educational institutions are founded rapidly. Nowadays there are following institutions;

Thalay

one higher secondary school

Two High school

2 midel schools

4 primary schools

Non-formal school

6 BECS schools ( working now) Total= 15

Thalay

Infrastructure

BHU

(at Harangus)

Fruit nursery (agriculture department) Post office Ration depot Hydle (power) station (Daltir) Hydle station phase I (Parangus) Hydle station phase II (Baltoro)

Health care

Four first aid posts

A class dispensary

Veterinary dispensaryReferences (harangus) C class dispensary (Tagari)

Nature resources

38 valleys for pasture

Abundant water from glaciers

Three Lakes

References

Populated places in Ghanche District

Valleys of Gilgit-Baltistan