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Ouch, Lower Dir

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Educational institutions
Health facilities
Sporting teams
Volleyball Cricket Football
Archaeological sites
Aandan Dherai Laram Top Ouch
See also

Ouch ({{IPAc-en|uː|tʃ}}, {{lang-ps|اوچ}}) is a town in Lower Dir District, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. The town has seen extensive expansion and enjoys good communication as it is located on the main N45 Dir Road, about {{convert|10|km}} north of Chakdara. The region is about {{convert|138|km|abbr=on}} away from Peshawar and {{convert|48|km|abbr=on}} away from Saidu Sharif and is mainly known for its shoemakers and gold-sellers.

Educational institutions

Degree College Gulabad Ouch (for boys)
Degree College (for girls)
Govt. Higher Secondary School Ouch
Govt. High School Ouch
Govt. Higher Secondary School Khair Abad Ouch
Govt. Higher Secondary School Kotigram Ouch
Govt. High School Maina Battan Ouch
Govt. Girls Middle School Warsak, Ouch
Govt. Boys Middle School, Warsak, Ouch
Jamia Mazharul Islam Mosque
Jamia Mehmodia Ouch Sharqi
JAMIA MADINE AND MOSQUE GUL SHAHAN ABAD OUCH

Health facilities

RHC Ouch
TB Health Center Ouch

Sporting teams

Young people in Ouch play games like volleyball, football, cricket, hockey, and other local games. A stadium in Ouch East named Ouch Sport Stadium serves as the main sporting place. The main sports organizations include:

Volleyball

Rafiq Adenzai VBC Ouch
Darakshan VBC Ouch
Adenzai VBC Ouch
Khamar VBC Ouch

Cricket

Ramzan Club Ouch
Friends Club Ouch
Young Star Ouch
Ouch Eleven Club
Fighter 11 Club

Football

Aangar FBC Ouch
Ouch FBC Ouch West
shaheed shabaz FBC ouch west

Archaeological sites

Aandan Dherai

Aandhan Dehrai is an important Buddhist site located {{convert|7|km|abbr=on}} north of Chakdara Bridge in Ouch. According to the Buddhist pilgrim Xuan Zang, there is a legend about what Buddha did at this site. According to the legend, Buddha transformed into an enormous serpent lying dead in the valley in order to save the people from famine. The starving people ate the snake and were saved. According to another tradition, Gandhāra is the location of the mystical Lake Dhanakosha, birthplace of Padmasambhava, founder of Tibetan Buddhism.

The Kagyu sect of Tibetan Buddhism identifies the lake with the Alladun Dheri stupa and believes a spring flows from the base of the stupa to form the lake. Archaeologists have found the stupa but no spring or lake can be identified. Aandhan Dehrai Stupa was excavated by Professor Ahmad Dani who recovered over 500 pieces of Gandhara sculpture.

Laram Top Ouch

Laram, known for its lush green hills, is a popular destination for tourists. Laram Sar (about {{convert|6000|to|7000|m|abbr=on}} above sea level) is a lush green scenic spot in Lower Dir. The important surrounding hamlets include Danda, Tangobagh, Segay, Babakhwar, Kasso, Gudyakhwar etc. Situated at a distance of {{convert|21|km|abbr=on}} from Ouch Bazar from Chakdara, Larham Sar is close to Ouch. Timergara is lying on its western side with the famous modern tourist resort of Malam Jaba being on its eastern side. On its south western side is the famous historical Talash Valley.

Laram Sar can be reached from different areas such as Rabat, Talash, Ouch and Timergara. It is also accessible by two roads, one from Ouch, about {{convert|21|km|abbr=on}} long and metalled for about {{convert|5|km|abbr=on}} up to the base of Laram Mountain, and then an unmetalled portion of about {{convert|17|km|abbr=on}} the top of Laram. The second road goes from Rabat Bazaar. From Peshawar to Laram Top via Ouch the total distance is about {{convert|178|km|abbr=on}}. The mountain top has a radar system and TV signal booster.