Historical Buildings in Rawalpindi

 Yesterday, I was wandering on the streets of old and main Rawalpindi where I was looking at the shops and buildings. At that time, I have realized that there are so many old buildings in the city which are a big asset of Pakistan. We should provide historical background about such historical buildings which can help in tourism. But when I have reached to know about the route plan of sightseeing Tourist double-decker bus service which has been started recently, that is focusing on Islamabad only. Actually, there is always crowded traffic on the Murree road and in surroundings where you can find ruins belongs to the time before the Indo-Pak partition. There are also some old buildings adjacent to the prohibited area where no visitors are allowed to get pictures of it. I want to point out the 'Heritage Tourism'.

As we have observed that there is always traffic jam problem on daily basis, but we should manage to make these historical places a tourist attraction. This would also help to build history records on websites as information for upcoming generations and it will help in generating attraction in tourism. Not only on Rawalpindi, but there is also a need for all major and old cities to have such tourist buses to attract worth seeing places as well as historical places. There is one live example that is coming into my mind that well-renowned  'Lal Haveli' belongs to Federal Minister Mr. Shaikh Rashid Ahmad, who is a politician and a loving person of residents of Rawalpindi City, that Lal Haveli is almost a big attraction among other old structures and temples.

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