The Hidden Gem between Pir Sohawa Road Islamabad

Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, is considered one of the most beautiful capitals of the world. Islamabad is a valley located in the Margalla mountains and these high mountains can be easily seen from the entire city. The beauty of the mountains always attracts people. Then how is it possible that people who live in Islamabad and see these mountains everyday are not attracted to it.

The arrival of spring is an ideal season and to enjoy this season, me too made a plan to go with friends towards the mountains of Margalla. Our destination was Pir Sohawa. Pir Sohawa can also be called the boundary line of the Federal Capital and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. Moving on from Daman-e- Koh towards Pir Sohawa, there is a place where you get such a peaceful atmosphere that you don't want to go anywhere else. To reach this place you have to go through a rough road and this road passes through the dense forest of Margalla.

You have to walk for about five minutes while enjoying the view of the tall trees and the fresh air. After that you reach a place which is very little known to the citizens of Islamabad itself because you have to go off road to get here. At this place you will see very few people who know about this place and make regular plans to have barbeque here, when we reached this place there was no one else except us. Actually, it was a small mountain peak and the deep forest and tall trees right next to it presented a different kind of fascinating sight.

We sat here and tried to adapt ourselves to the environment. We shared different memories with each other. The place was so mesmerizing that we forgot about the time and the afternoon first turned into evening and then into night. What an amazing and peaceful place.