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Bhabara Bazaar offers a glimpse into Rawalpindi’s forgotten past

Outlet: Dawn · none@none.com (Aamir Yasin) · Published 19/10/2026 01:40 UTC

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The Path Shala (school) building stands tall in Bhabara Bazaar. The building reflects the architectural taste of Bhabara’s traders. Once an upscale locality of Rawalpindi under British rule, Bhabara Bazaar recalls the region’s majestic past in the heart of the garrison city. Centuries may have passed, but the area still has many structures that reflect the splendour of Mughal, Central Asian and Indian architecture. Walking through the winding lanes of the downtown area, one can find buildings inspired by Mughal architecture. Almost all the old buildings have wooden balconies, or jharokas, a pr

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