#Pothohar
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Anthropology
Historic Bhagpur Village – A witness to the past glory
The rich Hindus, Jains, and Sikhs of Pothohar lavishly spent on the construction of the samadhis Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro There…
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Memories, Mystics and Monuments of Pothohar
Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro is an anthropologist from Sindh; a heritage expert and writer known for his research on the archaeology,…
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Women as Builders of Pothohar
Mai Qamro’s mosque is a magnificent specimen of Gakhar architecture, which appears to have been built in the first quarter…
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Mystic Lady of Chakwal
The land of Chakwal district is home to many shrines of female saints. Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro I visited many shrines…
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Monuments of Domel Village of Pothohar Region
Unfortunately not much has been written on the history and heritage of Pothohar villages. All the heritage buildings have lost…
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Historic Dora Budhal
There were many shops of Sikh merchants in the Dora Budhal Bazaar. They also had built Choubaras, but all are…
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Pothohar – A home to Forts and Fortresses
Sangni fortress or Sangni Killa, located about 29 km north of Gujar Khan town, is the most impressive and famous…
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Neglected Marvel in Kauntrila
Kauntrila, a historic town of Pothohar, situated 15 km south of Gujar Khan, has a number of buildings and places…
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Crumbling Temple of Beval
Beval temple is unique in the sense that it depicts very important Hindu beliefs around the Vishnu Purana, Ramayana, Bhagavata…
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Resting place of an Udasi ascetic
Samadhi of Baba Mohan Das is one of the most popular shrines of an Udasi ascetic of colonial Punjab in…
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