Jhelum Area Guide and Overview of Societies

Known as the city of soldiers because of its history, Jhelum became popularly noted for the martial races that settled in the area.

The Pakistani province of Punjab is home to the city of Jhelum, which is located on the river's right bank. The districts of Rawalpindi, Mirpur, Gujrat, etc. surround this one. Jhelum City and the cantonment are on the right and left, respectively, of GT Road as it runs from south to north. The residents of the city enjoy both their quality of life and that of those who reside there. The city benefits from the fusion of these two cities' cultures because it is situated between Rawalpindi and Lahore.

What used to be a salt-trade centre, now is a major contributor to the timber market. The town’s most successful industries include textile mills, sawmills, newsprint plants, glassworks, and cigarette factories. The town comprises well-renowned educational institutions affiliated with the University of Punjab. The city is continuously moving towards development and advancement, especially in terms of housing societies. People practice a comfortable lifestyle in Jhelum. However, the big source of income in the city is because of foreign remittances.

Jhelum Location

The town is connected to Peshwar and Lahore via rail and the Grand Trunk Road, and it is situated immediately west of the Jhelum River, which is crossed there by both road and rail. The Jhelum river flows westward moving towards Pir Panjal in a gorge.

Jhelum Map

To find the location of the city, you can easily use Plot Finder to look at the Jhelum map and further locate the housing societies in it.

Jhelum Climate

The city enjoys all four seasons and can face extremely cold and dry winters while summers are hot. Spring season is pleasant and enjoyable for the locals. The city also experiences a favourable amount of rainfall but it is below the required level due to its height from sea level. The evaporation level is high in the city.

Jhelum Area

A total of 858,767 acres (3,475.31 km2) make up the Jhelum District, of which 316,815 acres (1,282.10 km2) are used for agriculture. Along with the River Jhelum, the region is situated in the eastern portion of the Potohar Upland.

The Population of Jhelum

The district had 1,222,403 people living in it as of the 2017 census, with 601,406 men and 620,862 women. 868,106 people live in rural areas, compared to 354,297 in urban areas (71.02% vs. 28.98%). A 78.98% literacy rate was recorded.

Jhelum Language

Urdu is one of the most spoken languages in the region. However other languages are also spoken like Punjabi. People living in Jhelum Cantt are not the local's majority, therefore army officials belong from other countries. Besides, the educated elite in Jhelum widely speaks English.

Jhelum Transportation

In Jhelum, all modes of transportation are available. In the city, auto rickshaws are fairly prevalent. The well-known and inexpensive QingQi rickshaws are another excellent mode of transportation. People also utilise tonga horses to transport loads from one location to another. There is a Jhelum railway station as well. The city does not have an airport. Benazir International Airport is the closest airport to Jhelum.

Legal Housing Societies in Jhelum

Due to its rapid expansion and numerous excellent housing projects, Jhelum is a growing real estate investment centre in Pakistan. Find and invest in the most popular, secure, and endorsed housing projects in Jhelum to get the desired return in the future.

City Housing Jhelum

TheCiti Housing Society in Jhelum is a fantastic choice if you're wanting to invest in residential real estate. The society is well constructed, with a well-developed road system and a number of facilities within easy reach. The proximity to Citi Land Theme Park and Opera Cinema adds to the appeal of the community. The society promotes sustainable development among its residents and is also built with that goal in mind.

Take a look at the Citi Housing Scheme Jhelum map with the help of Plot Finder.

Bilal Town

In the surroundings of Bilal Town, which has an area of 879.9 Kanal, are about 100 commercial structures. People wishing to invest in real estate frequently choose it because of the abundance of residential buildings in the surrounding neighbourhoods. The Tahlianwala road provides easy access to the adjacent towns and colonies including Gulshan, Bihari, and Fozila. e discovered nearby, enhancing the society's allure. The society promotes sustainable development among its residents and is also built with that goal in mind.

Metro City Jhelum

On Sarai Alamgir Road, there is a well-planned community called Metro City. It is nearer to Kharian on the main G.T. Road. The community is adjacent to nearby communities like Grand City. Also conveniently accessible is the Pabbi Forest area. It is among the most profitable locations to invest in residential real estate.

Grand City Jhelum

One of the hottest investments in Jhelum is Grand City. It has numerous road networks that connect it to neighbouring societies. With numerous educational institutions and healthcare facilities in the surrounding areas, society is equipped with all the amenities needed to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Places of Attraction Jhelum

Restaurants in Jhelum

People want to consume both traditional and international cuisine. The variety of food includes everything from continental Chinese, and Italian cuisine, to traditional Lahori chargha. People enjoy eating "saag" and "makai ki rotti" a lot. People prefer eating fish by the riverside because Jhelum is situated on the bank of the river.

There are numerous eateries along the river that offer stunning river views. The excellent restaurant Hotel "Tulip" offers a stunning view of the river. KFC, Subway, and other FAST food chains are among the many new eateries that have recently opened in Jhelum.

River View Golf Club

As the name suggests, members of this club can go golfing to enjoy the outdoor experiences at a suitable pace. Plus, being located in Jhelum Cantt gives it the advantage of a high level of memberships. People can also enjoy the jogging tracks in the River View Golf Club. the place is highly maintained and clean giving a fresh outdoor healthy experience.

Zamir Jaffri Cricket Stadium

The great poet Zamir Jaffri, a native of Jhelum, is honoured with the name "Zamir Jaffri Cricket Stadium." In the stadium, regional cricket is played.

Rohtas Fort

Rohtas Fort, one of Pakistan's six UNESCO World Heritage Sites, was built in the sixteenth century. General Sher Shah Suri, the leader of the short-lived Sur Dynasty on the Indian subcontinent, built it. The fort is regarded as one of South Asia's biggest and maybe toughest defences to penetrate. It is also a must-see location when visiting Jhelum.

Khewra Salt Mine

It is among the most well-liked day trip locations close to Islamabad. In 320 BC, Alexander the Great's army came upon the Jhelum District's salt range. More than 200,000 people travel to the second-largest and oldest salt mine in the world, Khewra, each year. It is well known for making pink Himalayan salt.

CMH Mosque

The CMH (Combined Military Hospitals) Mosque is a magnificent white marble building situated in the Cantt area and is another well-liked tourist destination in Jhelum. It was built in the 1950s and can accommodate up to 25,000 people at once.

Mangla Dam

Without going to Mangla Dam, your journey to Jhelum isn't complete. This multi-purpose dam is an architectural wonder situated in the Mirpur District of Azad Kashmir on the Jhelum River and surrounded by breathtaking natural beauty.

From the major city, the trip to the dam will take you around 50 minutes. Several tiny towns close to the river will be required of you as you travel.

Tilla Jogian

Tilla Jogian's abandoned monastic complex used to be a significant Sikh and Hindu pilgrimage destination before Pakistan was established. This historic location, which is around 25 kilometres from Jhelum, was established in the first century BC.

Top Educational Institutes in Jhelum

Education quality in Jehlum is not as high as in Lahore or Islamabad, but over the years, improvement is seen. Because of the low literacy rate as compared to other cities, the number of high-class educational institutes is limited but still, they do offer competitive studies for the youth.

Some of the popular schools and colleges in Jhelum are as follows.

• Commerce College
• Military College Jhelum
• Army Public School
• Punjab College
• Beaconhouse School System
• Jinnah Law College
• Cadet College
• University of Punjab
• Superior Group of Colleges
• Virtual University Campus
• Riphah International College of Jhelum

Thinking to Move?

Real estate in Jhelum is advancing with leaps and bounds. With the growing population, the need for more housing has increased in recent years. If you are looking to find plots or homes for residential or commercial purposes, visit Jhelum Area Guide or Properties on the Homepage to find available sources.