Bajna, Pakistan

Bajna is a small village located at an elevation of 934 meters on the Shinkiari – Baffa road (which itself connects with the Karakoram Highway at both ends), at a picturesque lush green spot in Mansehra District at a distance of about 20 km from Mansehra city. It has sun clean and healthy environment close to nature. The area abounds in numerous natural springs of pure water, pine trees and farming area famous for its profuse vegetable production. Main occupation of the people living here is teaching and farming. A river named Darya-e-Siran flow by the village that made it more attractive. There is a beautiful cricket ground by that river. Literacy rate of Bajna is high but not that well; there is Government High School for Boys and Middle school for Girls, which has been upgraded to High School now and other private seactor Public schools. Bajna is also surrounded with hills and massive rocks. The village contains two of the main Mosques Majsid Abu Bakr Siddique and Masjid Frooq e Aazam.