Saidpur Village

Saidpur Village arranged on the slants of Margalla Hills

in Islamabad is one of the most seasoned towns of Pakistan. More than five hundred years of age Saidpur Village is known for its legacy, history and fables. Nowadays the town is serving as one of the most loved outing place in Islamabad for both nearby and outside guests. The town slanting on the inclines of Margalla Hills shows an alluring perspective in delicate light of morning and night. 

Substance 

History 

Saidpur Model Village 

What to Do? 

Outline 

History: 

The town was named Saidpur after Sultan Said Khan child of Sultan Sarang Khan. Amid the administer of Mughal Emperor Babur Sultan Sarang Khan was the Lord of Pothohar locale (from Jhelum to Attock). 

Later Said Khan skilled this place to his little girl who was hitched to Mughal sovereign Jahangir child of Mughal head Akbar. Jahangir’s life story, Tuzk-e-Jahangiri notices him remaining in Saidpur while he was en route to Kabul. The town used to be a garden resort around then. 

A Hindu authority Raja Man Singh later changed over Saidpur into a position of Hindu love. He built little lakes and sanctuaries for the love of Hindus. Those sanctuaries have been safeguarded to demonstrate the history and culture of Hindu human advancement in the district. 

Saidpur Model Village: 

The work to change over Saidpur into a multicultural and chronicled vacation spot was begun by Capital Development Authority in 2006 under the supervision of Chairman CDA Mr. Kamran Lashari. 

Saidpur was effectively changed over into a delightful interesting town in 2008. The administration of France gave specialized help with this work and aggregate cost was Rs. 400 million. 

What to do? 

Saidpur town Islamabad is one of the significant vacation destinations of the city. Saidpur town’s area on slants Margalla Hills gives it pleasant view in diminish lights mornings and nighttimes. Nearby and remote guests come here to spend their end of the week and occasion. The town speaks to indications of a differentiated culture where Muslims, Hindus and Sikhs used to live respectively. 

In the wake of redesigning of this town numerous eateries, craftsmanship exhibitions and collectibles showrooms are likewise settled here. Des Pardes, The Polo Lounge, Café 99 and Tirah eatery are some acclaimed eateries in Saidpur town. You can likewise visit a little exhibition hall which is brightened with pictures and other stuff identified with this town. 

A visit to Hindu sanctuaries and Gurdwara gives data about Hindu and Sikh culture.