Mandi Bahauddin

There are two main roads coming into Mandi Bahauddin. One narrow road comes from the Grand Trunk Road. It winds at the banks of the Upper Jhelum Canal. This road is now being repaired and rebuilt. The other road comes from the M-2 Motorway. This road is much more faster and comfortable. However, it is recommended to go through the road that comes from Grand Trunk Road. This road comes from Sarai Alamgir near Jhelum. This road goes through many small towns and villages. The villages are made of mud huts with the salt range at the background. The larger towns have brick houses with a big mosque inside. There are some breathtaking views during this journey. In between the jungles there are some open spaces from which you could look at green fields on the banks of another smaller stream with hills at the background. Overall we could easily get to the city from the larger cities of Islamabad and Rawalpindi.

Recently there have been developments along the road from GT Road.

By Bus and Wagon

There are some buses coming from neighboring cities such as Islamabad, Gujrat, Lala Musa, Lahore, Sargodha and Faisalabad. These wagons and buses come very often.

In the line between Islamabad and Lahore, there is a branch of railways coming from Lala Musa onto Malakwal and Sargodha. The railway station of Mandi Bahauddin comes at this junction. Thus you could easily get a cheap ticket from Lahore and Islamabad.

This city is famed for having all roads at 90° to each other. Most roads are narrow and often have unnoticeable speed breakers. Yet the major roads are wide enough, just watch out for bikes.

The few decades-old buses are not very safe. Try not to travel around by bus.

The primary method of travel through the city. They are everywhere, and tend to be a cheap ride through the city. Plus it's enjoyable( Just hold the handles and you will be safe.).

If you know how to ride it, it's still tough to navigate through the chaotic traffic and crazy drivers.

Don't try it's unsafe even if you wear helmet.