It is a beautiful two storey building with modern super-structure and some of the loveliest lawns in Ziarat. From the balcony of the upper floor was well as from the lawns down below the entire valley appears laid out for view. Quaide-Azam Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the founder of Pakistan was very fond of the captivating summer resort. He spent his last days in the Ouaid-e-Azam's Residency. the furniture used by the Father of the Nation is lying at its original place. The Residency is to be converted into a National Museum.
The Governor's House with its lush green lawns and flower gardens commands a striking view of the whole valley.
Once on the peak, with the wind whistling through the forest one can see the valley, stretched out in undulating slopes. From a nearby cliff, one can clearly see the highest peak of these hills, known as Khilafat, which rises to a height of 11,400 feet. There is a rest house in which one can stay overnight. Prior reservation may be made through the Deputy Commissioner of Sibi at Ziarat.
Pakistan Tourism Development Corporation has a Tourist Complex with six comfortable cottages and six D rooms.
There are double-bedded, furnished rooms which have electricity and running water. Arrangements for meals can be made. The rates are reasonable and accommodation can be booked at the PTDC office in Quetta.