Bhurban

Bhurban
Town

Country	Pakistan
Province	Punjab (Pakistan)
District	Rawalpindi
Time zone	PST (UTC+5)

Bhurban (Urdu: بھوربن ‎) is a small town and a hill station in Punjab province, Pakistan. The resort town is named after a nearby forest. It is located approximately 9 kilometres from Murree city. ^[1]

Government

Bhurban has a wide range of tourist facilities.

Pearl Continental Bhurban - 5 star hotel in the town

The Rawat Union Council is also responsible for managing Bhurban. Rawat village is the headquarters of the Union Council of Rawat, which is an administrative sub-division of Murree Tehsil, in the Rawalpindi District of Punjab.

Location

Bhurban is situated in between Murree and Kashmir Road at a height of about 6000 feet. It has recently been made accessible by the dual Islamabad-Murree Expressway, making it a 45-minute drive from Islamabad, the federal capital of Pakistan.

Tourism

Bhurban is one of the more picturesque places in the country, and is a tourist paradise with unique flora, and a fauna with a variety species not found elsewhere in Pakistan. It is known for scenic hiking trails in the nearby Ayubia National Park. The '5 star' Pearl Continental Hotel - Mount Pleasant Apartments is one of several resorts in Bhurban that serve tourists visiting the Murree Hills and the national park. Bhurban also has a nine-hole golf course. Another beautiful resort in Bhurban is the Bhurban Hill Apartments, located 2 km from PC Bhurban. It has its own source of natural mineral water.

Tribal women living in Burban, Pakistan.

Residents

Bhurban's main resident families or tribes are Sheraals, Saidwals, mumdals tapyal Janyals, and Jogyals. Sherals are one of the biggest families in Rawat which are the children of Dada Sher Khan. Sher Ahmed Khan, Mumdal Kaya, Noor Elahi Abbasi are from the same tribe. Raheem Dad Khan is one of the elders of this tribe since 1970. His sons, Rasheed Ahmed, Zahoor Ahmed, Ashraf Khan, are the three figures of the region.

References

↑ "Bhurban". Tourism Development Corporation of Punjab (TDCP). Retrieved 27 October 2012.

Neighbourhoods of Rawalpindi

Administrations: Rawalpindi Division and Rawalpindi District

Capital	Rawalpindi

Tehsils	Gujar Khan Kahuta Kallar Syedan Kotli Sattian Murree Rawalpindi Taxila

Union councils	Adiala Ahdi Angoori Ausia Badnian Bahgwal Dargahi Ban Barian Beor Bewal Bhadana Bhata Bher Ahir Bhura Hayal Bhurban Burhan Chaklala Chakri Vakilan Changa Bangial Charhan Charra Pani Cheena Civil Lines Dadhar Mirza Darya Gali Daultala Devi Dewal Dhamiak Dhamial Dhok Gohar Shah Dhok Gujran Dhok Manna Dhok Nagyal Dhoke Budhal Dhoke Qureshian Dhoong Ghel Ghora Gali Ghungrila Gujar Khan Gulshanabad Gulyana Islampura Jand Mehlo Jand Najjar Jarmot Kalan Jatli Jhika Gali Jhungle Kahuta Kaliam Awan Kaniat Khalil Karumb Ilyas Kathrian Kauntrila Khasala Kalan Khasala Khurd Khinger Kalan Khinger Khurd Khurram Colony Kot Suleman Kuri Dolal Lalkurti Lohi Bher Mandrah Manghot Mankiala Mankiala Brahmanan Mastala Matore Matwa Miyal Syedan Mohan Pura Mohra Darogha Mohra Noori Mohra Sandhu Mohra Sharif Mohra Topian Murree Mussiari Nambal Narali Noordolal Numbal Pandora Panjar Phagwari Phambray Rajgan Pindbala Pir Wadhai Potha Sharif Punjgran Kalan Qazian Railway Housing Scheme 1-A Chaklala Raman Rawat Royal Artillery Bazaar Saddar Sahang Satellite Town Sehr Bagla Shakrial Sui Cheemian Sukho Syed Kasran Takal Tarati Taxila Thakra Thathi Tret Usman Zada Adra

Villages and locallities	Basand Dadhocha Dera Khalsa Dhoke Habib Jajja

Unincorporated	Bahria Town Rawalpindi DHA

Coordinates: 33°57′21″N 73°27′06″E / 33.9557°N 73.4518°E / 33.9557; 73.4518

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