Landmarks & Attractions
From a century-old gate that witnessed history to a horse-drawn tram unlike anything else in Pakistan, Jaranwala's landmarks tell the city's story in stone, wood, and living tradition.
City centre · 1917
Pakistani Gate
The city's central monument. Built in 1917 as "O'Dwyer Gate", it was renamed "Railway Gate" after the Jallianwala Bagh massacre, "Nehru Gate" in 1936, and "Pakistani Gate" after independence.
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Gangapur, Chak 591 GB · 1898
Ghora Train, Gangapur
Built by Sir Ganga Ram in 1898 to carry heavy machinery: a tram on railway tracks, pulled by horses. It still runs today.
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City centre
Sabri Chowk
The city's busiest intersection: food stalls, chaat and fried fish, clothing shops and cloth merchants.
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City centre
Committee Bagh
A public park in the middle of the city, used by residents since the colonial era and still a place where families gather.
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Ghalla Mandi (Grain Market)
The city's grain market, where wheat, cotton, sugarcane and rice are traded in the harvest seasons by traders from the surrounding villages.
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