History of Rawalpindi Rawalpindi and its nearby areas came under the old Gandhara civilization. There are many Stupas, Buddhist monasteries, and Temples that have been found in the area. The renowned places in Pindi belong to the old civilization as well as the Hindu, Sikh, and Mughal eras. The city was invaded numerous times in…
Rawalpindi has one of the highest literacy rates in Pakistan. According to data from the Bureau of Statistics, the literacy rate in Rawalpindi is 83%. Although the education system in Pakistan is not well established, most of the Public sector schools and colleges are not considered good for education. Private schools and colleges in Pindi…
Unlike Lahore and Karachi Rawalpindi is not so much famous for food, although people love to eat good food here. This is why there are many quality restaurants and food chains open here. Pindi is famous for mutton karahi and shinwari karahi, you can get the best karahi in Saddar as well as in Tarnol…
With a population of 2,430,000 and growing day by day, Rawalpindi needs a good health care system for the residents. But health care in 3rd world countries is always neglected. The same is the case with Pindi, there is no proper health system where people can get free medication or laboratory tests, and few Government…
Rawalpindi is one of the largest cities in Pakistan with more than 4 million population it is the 4th largest city. The weather conditions here affect millions of people every year in a good way or bad. The geological location of Pindi with Islamabad and Margalla Hills nearby gives it pleasant weather conditions the whole…
Rawalpindi city is not a tourist destination, except in some areas overall the city was built without any planning and infrastructure. Now you cannot find any good place for an outing or a playground for kids. There are some parks remaining which can accommodate whole the city. Jinnah Park, Public Park, Roomi Park, Race Course,…
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