Pindi Sarhal is a beautiful village of District Attock (Formerly known as Campbellpur District). It is about 50 Kilometers South West of Attock City. The population of the village is more than 5000. The Sarhalians are very friendly people. Pindi Sarhal is famous due to its very fine quality of peanuts and to an extent wheat also. Some people are also growing oranges, mangoes, olives, etc. as the climate is favourable. At the south side of the village there is a green belt of grass and a kind of bamboo just beside the waterhole known in local language as "KASS", making the village one of the most beautiful places of the district. Village Pindi Sarhal is homeland of KHATTARS and GEJIYALS.
Although Pindi Sarhal is a remote village it has
produced many renouned personalities. Few of them are as follows:

1. Ustad Muhabbat Khan{Teacher Of Quran-e-Majeed}
2. Sardar Noor Alam {General Manager (Rtd)WAPDA}
3. Malik Inayat Elahi {Ombudsman . Punjab}
4. Moulvi Mohammad Yousaf {Learned man and a competant Tabib}.
5. Ghulam Qadir {Commander (Rtd) Pakistan Navy}.
6. Muhammed Zaman {H/LT(R) Pak Navy,Tamgha e Jurat(1971)} .
7. Ghulam Mohammed Malik, {Colonel (Retd)Artillary,Pakistan Army}.
8. Mehboob Alam {Deputy Director (Rtd) CDA Islamabad



The village has undergroud water of very good quality and its level below surface is 45 to 65 feet,the main reason of vegetables being naturally sweet. The water supply scheme of Village Basal & Thatta are fed from this village.
The main village is located at a heap of soil and the highest point is occupied by The Central Mosque.
Most of the 16000 kanals of agricultural lands owned by Sarhalians consist of sandy texture but on Northren side of the village clay textured lands are also present that are very productive.
The nearest Railway Station is Domel that is 4 KM away just 45 minutes walking distance, however Van service is available if you travel by Mari Indus Rail Car.
Access by road is through Dhoke Shahbaz on Nara Road which starts near village Thatta on main Attock - Pindi Gheb Road through Kala Chitta Range. The public transport is available every hour.

THERE ARE SEVEN HISTORICAL TUNNELS IN THE WAY TO ATTOCK.THESE TUNNELS ARE VERY ANCIENT. THE OLDEST TUNNEL WAS BUILT IN 1882.
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