Shahi Bagh

Shahi Bagh is one of the oldest and largest gardens in Peshawar, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Pakistan. It is a Mughal-period park situated in the Peshawar city close to the Arbab Niaz Stadium and has been a center point for political gatherings, abstract and parties in the city. Shahi Bagh is situated in Faqirabad Peshawar. The exacting importance of "Shahi Bagh" in neighborhood dialects is "The Royal Park". The aggregate zone of the recreation center is very nearly 100 sections of land and was worked amid the season of the Mughals.

It holds a critical recreational and also authentic incentive for the city and its occupants. As per the legislature, the garden is a national legacy site and open property. Shahi Bagh is an extremely well known place among understudies. Understudies used to go for recreational exercises in the recreation center and even investigation in the long time past days. As indicated by Sant Kirpal Singh, who used to contemplate in Edwardes Church Mission High School Edwardes College Peshawar composes that he used to take his book and concentrate in the Shahi Bagh.

Throughout the years because of wear and tear and disregard by different governments, the state of Shahi Bagh had disintegrated. Along these lines, in August 2009, at that point ANP drove Government of Khyber Pakhtoonkhawa, propelled the beautification and remodel of Shahi Bagh with the budgetary help of USAID, which gave $15 million to the venture.