The region that presently makes up Ayub National Park was formerly referred to as "Topi Rakh." The words "Toop" and "Rakh" in the Urdu language stand in for the English phrases "Gun" and "Reserve Forest," respectively. The Urdu word "Toop" is the source of the term "Topi" in Urdu. Topi was a tiny settlement in the region that is now Gulistan Colony. When a multipurpose auditorium in Ayub National Park was built in 2007, it was aptly named "Topi Rakh Auditorium" to preserve the local culture.
An vital part of Army Heritage Foundation, Topi Rakh (Galaxy) is situated on the grounds of Ayub National Park in Rawalpindi and has direct access from Grand Trunk Road (Extention of the Mall). It is the largest wedding hall in Rawalpindi and is state-of-the-art. Ayub National Park's Topi Rakh Complex (TRC) is situated there, on Jhelum Road in Rawalpindi. It has two halls, one marquee, and two lawns. These are made especially for planning various kinds of functions. Wedding ceremonies, Mehndi and Walima receptions, student exams, convocations, seminars, and corporate gatherings are among the events that the Topi Rakh Complex is best suited for.
