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Abbottabad

It is the 40th largest city in Pakistan and the sixth-largest in the province of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa by population. It is about 120 km (75 mi) north of Islamabad-Rawalpindi and 150 km (93 mi) east of Peshawar, at an altitude of 1,256 m (4,121 ft). Kashmir lies to the east.

Osama Bin Laden was killed in a peaceful Pakistani city called Abbottabad. The Abbottabad hideaway where US soldiers killed Al-Qaeda leader Osama bin Laden on May 2. However, if we talk about its climate because of its favorable climate, the city is a tourist hotspot. Abbottabad has been drawing tourists since the colonial era since it is a significant transit point to all of Pakistan's major tourism destinations, including Ayubia, Naran, and NathiaGali.

Ilyasi Mosque

It is the largest and oldest mosque of Abbottabad, which was built over a stream of water that still flows underneath it.

It is the largest and oldest mosque of Abbottabad, which was built over a stream of water that still flows underneath it. There is a small pond located in front of it. Ilyasi mosque is known for its beautiful architecture, imposing structure, sense of peace and tranquility, and beautiful white façade. Additionally, there is an ancient natural spring which is believed to possess healing powers.

Thandiani Top

Thandiani is situated at an altitude of 9,022 feet and is quickly gaining popularity among local and foreign tourists.

Thandiani, a beautiful hill station, is one of the most interesting places to visit in Galyat. It has lots of green forests and meadows with wildflowers, so it's a great place for people who like to explore nature. Dugri Trek is the name of the trek to Thandiani. Even though it is the longest mountain trail in the Galiyat region, it is very popular with people who want to try new things because it looks like something from another world. It is surrounded by thick pine forests and has a clear sky. The hike to Thandiani begins at Miranjani Top, continues via Dugri and Beran Gali, and finally spirals towards Thandiani, a somewhat isolated tourist spot. The walk is around two days long. The vista from Thandiani is really breathtaking.

Shimla Hill

Shimla Hill (or Shimla Pahari in the local dialect) is a hill of the Sherwan range extending to the west of Abbottabad, Pakistan.

Shimla Hill (or Shimla Pahari in the local dialect) is a hill of the Sherwan range extending to the west of Abbottabad, Pakistan. Its name is derived from the Hindko (Punjabi) word Shamla or Shumla, that is, the crest of a turban, since the Sherwan range at this point comes up to Abbottabad in the shape of a crest, or ridge

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Culture and Heritage

Abbottabad is a culturally diverse city with a mix of ancient and modern civilizations. The religious ties are quite strong, and the majority of the population is devoted to Islamic traditions and follows Allah's way. Hujra gatherings (sitting) are one of the city's customs; Islamic traditions are quite prevalent in rural regions, and they have strong moral values in society.

The people's traditional attire is Shalwar Qamiz, while government officials and students are more likely to wear coats and pants. People also wear the traditional Kraquli, Turban, and Patti caps. Waistcoats and coats worn over Shalwar Qamiz are also popular. Dupatta, Shalwar Qamiz, and Chaddar are worn by the ladies. Abbottabad is becoming a contemporary metropolis, with businesses such as Bareeze, Stylo, and many others. Pahari, Hindko (mother tongue), Urdu, Punjabi, and English are all spoken by the people of the region. Maize, Rice, and wheat are popular food items in Abbottabad. Desi Ghee and Lassi are quite popular in rural regions. Desi Ghee and Lassi are quite popular in rural regions. Abbottabad residents like going out to eat since it is their sole form of amusement. Kaghan Café and Red Onion are two well-known restaurants in Abbottabad that provide a range of Pakistani, Chinese, and Bar-B-Q cuisines, as well as drinks. Popular dishes include Chicken Korma, Chicken Karahi, and Sajji. In Abbottabad, fast-food restaurants like KFC are also present.