Landmarks of Jhang
Important historical sites and geographical landmarks you should know.
Athara Hazari
A historic town and tehsil in Jhang known for its strategic location and agricultural significance.
Chenab College Jhang
A prominent educational institution in the region, known for its contribution to the academic development of the district.
Government College Jhang
One of the oldest educational institutions in the district, playing a pivotal role in producing civil servants and scholars.
Jhang Maghiana
The twin-city administrative center formed by the merger of the historical Jhang and the highland settlement of Maghiana.
Masjid-e-Khyber
A notable architectural landmark in the city of Jhang, representing local religious and cultural aesthetics.
Shrine of Hazrat Shah Jewna
A significant religious site located in Shah Jewna, reflecting the deep-rooted Sufi heritage of the district.
Shrine of Sultan Bahoo
The final resting place of the renowned Sufi saint and poet, located in Garh Maharaja, attracting thousands of devotees annually.
Shrine of Sultan Bahu
The final resting place of the renowned Sufi saint and poet Sultan Bahu, a major pilgrimage site reflecting the spiritual heritage of the Punjab.
Tomb of Heer Ranjha
Located in Jhang, this site is associated with the legendary tragic romance of Heer and Ranjha, central to Punjabi folklore and literature.
Trimmu Barrage
A major headworks located at the confluence of the Chenab and Jhelum rivers, essential for irrigation and flood control.