Saidpur Village
Saidpur village is located in the Margalla Hills in Islamabad at the distance of 8 km from Zero-point on the Margalla Ave near Daman-e-Koh. It is a historical village and is now preserved in its original state.
It was named after Sultan Said Khan, he was the Gakhar chief of the Pothohar region during the period of the Mughal Emperor Zaheer-ud-Din Babur. Then he gifted this village to his daughter who was married to Jahangir. During the Sikh regime, the village was converted into a Hindu worship place by Raja Man Singh. These Hindu temples are preserved now to represent Hindu civilization in the region.
After restoration in 2008, Saidpur village becomes an attraction for tourists. There is a number of restaurants to have a wonderful lunch or dinner at the peaceful site of Saidpur village. There is also a gallery behind the Sikh gurdwara about the history of Saidpur village. On the top of the hill, one can see the splendid view of Saidpur village.
Saidpur Village Travel Guide
A complete travel guide of Saidpur Village is given free of cost to explore best places to visit in Saidpur Village. Travel guide provides all of the available information about different visiting places to see in Saidpur Village and all of the guidelines to perform hiking and trekking in Saidpur Village and its roundabout. Saidpur Village Travel guide includes online map of the area as well as printed map on request, important information about the location, and how to organize and plan a tour in Saidpur Village visiting places. High quality pictures describes the beauty of Saidpur Village to promote tourism in Saidpur Village to attract tourists. It provides an opportunity to find best place to visit in Saidpur Village.
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Address: saidpur, islamabad, pakistan
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Saidpur Village Photo Gallery
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Stream crossing from Saidpur Village
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Hindu Temple in Saidpur Village
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Saidpur Vilalge Gallery
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Gurdwara in Saidpur Village
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View of Saidpur Vilalge