Landmarks of Khushab
Important historical sites and geographical landmarks you should know.
Amb Sharif Temples
An archaeological site featuring ancient Hindu temples dating back to the 7th-9th century, located in the Salt Range.
Amb Temples
An archaeological site located on the Sakesar mountain featuring Hindu Shahi architecture, significant for studying pre-Islamic history in the Salt Range.
Jahlar Lake
A small, picturesque lake in the Soon Valley that contributes to the unique geological and hydrological profile of the Khushab district.
Kanhatti Garden
A historical garden established during the British era, located in the Soon Valley, known for its natural springs and diverse flora.
Khabikki Lake
A picturesque saltwater lake located in the Soon Valley, known for its scenic beauty and migratory birds.
Khushab Airbase
A strategic military facility that has played a significant role in the defense infrastructure of Pakistan.
Khushab Nuclear Complex
A strategic nuclear facility of national importance located near Khushab city.
Nurshingh Phohar
An ancient historical site featuring a waterfall and caves, associated with both Hindu and Buddhist heritage in the Salt Range.
Quaid-e-Azam Library Khushab
A prominent public institution in the district serving as a center for academic and intellectual growth.
Sakesar
The highest peak in the Salt Range, serving as a strategic airbase and a hill station with historical significance for the British colonial administration.
Soon Valley
A scenic valley in the Salt Range known for its lakes, waterfalls, and moderate climate, serving as a major tourist attraction.
Uchhali Lake
A major saline lake in the Soon Valley, known for hosting migratory birds and serving as a key ecological landmark in the Punjab province.