Baffa may date back to or prior to Sikh rule. It was given the status of a municipality in 1873 during British rule as a … See more

Tea cultivation was started for the first time in 1958 at village Baffa, district Mansehra and subsequently, in 1964 at Misriot Dam, Rawalpindi under the auspices of Pakistan Tea Board. See more

Baffa is situated in the Pakkhal valley of Mansehra District. The town is located on the east bank of the Siran river, in the north corner of the Pakkhli plain. Travelling via the Karakorum Highway, Baffa is 13 kilometres … See more

Major tourist attractions include shrines and mausoleums, most notably Nanga Baba shrine and Dewan Raja Baba Shrine. Natural tourist attractions include Sirran River, and Mount Tingalai.
Baffa is wel… See more

Nearly the whole population is of the Sunni Muslim sect, save for a few Shia's. Many notable Ulamas live in the town who are recognised nationwide. See more

The ethnic groups of Baffa predominantly include the Pashto-speaking Swati tribe while the minority groups include Awans, Gujjars, and a few Turks.
The primary language spoken is Pashto, while a sm… See more

Baffa's literacy rate has seen a remarkable jump in recent decades, fostered by numerous public and private educational institutions catering to the town and surrounding areas. While boasting one governmen… See more