Landmarks of Khanewal
Important historical sites and geographical landmarks you should know.
Chak Shahana
A historic village known for its traditional agricultural practices and local heritage.
Government College Khanewal
A premier educational institution in the district that has produced numerous civil servants and professionals.
Jahanian City
A historic town named after the saint Jalaluddin Surkh-Posh Bukhari, serving as a cultural and religious landmark.
Kabirwala
A major tehsil of Khanewal district, historically known for its strategic location in the 'Bar' region.
Kabirwala Tehsil Headquarters
An administrative center known for its historical architecture and proximity to ancient archaeological mounds.
Khanewal Public Park
A major recreational space that serves as a hub for social and community activities in the district headquarters.
Khanewal Railway Junction
One of the most important railway junctions in Pakistan, historically serving as a critical node for the British Indian railway network.
Khanewal Stadium
A major sports facility that hosts regional tournaments and promotes physical education in the district.
Mian Channu City
A major commercial hub within Khanewal district, historically important for its agricultural output and trade routes.
Pir Abdul Qadir Jilani Shrine
A prominent religious site in the district reflecting the deep-rooted Sufi influence in Southern Punjab.
Shrine of Hazrat Shah Ali Akbar
Located in Surmiani, this shrine is an architectural masterpiece of the Mughal period and a site of immense religious devotion.
Shrine of Hazrat Shah Hussain
A prominent spiritual site in the district, reflecting the deep-rooted Sufi traditions of the region.
Siddique-e-Akbar Mosque
A notable landmark in Khanewal city known for its architectural design and role as a community prayer center.
Sidhnai Barrage
A critical irrigation structure on the Ravi River, vital for the agricultural economy of the district and the Indus Basin irrigation system.
Talamba Fort
An ancient historical site located near the Ravi River, believed to have been visited by Alexander the Great during his campaigns in the subcontinent.
Tulamba Archaeological Mound
An important archaeological site that provides evidence of ancient civilizations and early human settlements in the Indus Valley.
Tulamba Fort
An ancient historical site near Khanewal, believed to be one of the oldest cities in the region and visited by Alexander the Great.