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The shrine of Sultan Bahoo is a popular sight, close to downtown Jhang

Jhang (Urdu: جهنگ‎, Punjabi: جھنگ) is a city in Punjab (Pakistan), Pakistan. It is located on the east side of the river Chenab and has well over 390.000 inhabitants.

Understand[edit]

Get in[edit]

By bus[edit]

Jhang is located about 210 km from Lahore, about 100km from Chiniot, 70 km from Faisalabad and some 35 km from Gojra. This large city is well connected by road. Jhang Faisalabad Road leads to Jhang from Chiniot or Faisalabad.

By rail[edit]

The 19th century railway station is one of the oldest in Pakistan. Jhang is connected by rail to many major cities including Lahore, Karachi.

  • 1 Jhang Sadar railway station (جھنگ صدر ریلوے اسٹیشن). Principal railway station, all trains call here. Jhang Railway Station (Q6190851) on Wikidata Jhang Sadar railway station on Wikipedia
  • 2 Jhang City railway station (جھنگ شہر ریلوے اسٹیشن). A smaller railway station in the northern end of the city, only a few trains calls here. Jhang City railway station (Q18516999) on Wikidata Jhang City railway station on Wikipedia

Get around[edit]

By rickshaw or tuktuk[edit]

They are still the most popular and efficient form of travel. Expect to pay anything between 20-100 Rs depending on the distance.

By taxi[edit]

Taxis can be found though at the bus and railway stations.

Talk[edit]

Major languages used in Jhang is Punjabi (Jhangochi Tune) and Sariki. Some educated people speak Urdu and English. Everyone can understand Urdu.

See[edit]

  • Shrine of Sultan Bahoo- located in Garh Maharaja is probably the city's prime attraction. This 17th century Muslim Sufi is considered a saint.
  • Heer Ranjha's Grave- is a popular shrine and landmark too, especially among couples.
  • Shrine of Hazrat Sheikh Ali
  • Shrine of Mehboob Alam-(also known as shah jewna)
  • Trimmu Head- where Chenab and Jehlum rivers meet.
Trimmu
  • Shrine of Shah Jeewna.

Do[edit]

  • Boating in Chenab River.
  • Fishing
  • Jogging and Physical Activities in Majeed Amjad Park

Buy[edit]

  • Khussa - Punjabi Footwear.
  • Pranda is a traditional colourful handicraft hanging worn by the Punjabi women in their hair.

Eat[edit]

  • SUFI Dahi Bhale - Dahi Bhale shops are commonly present.
  • Gol Gappe - Their dahi bhala fillings and dippings are unique and not worth missing.
  • Biryani & Pulao
  • Khawaja Sohn Halwa
  • BHEY vegetable.. it is also known as کنول ککڑی and Lotus Stem, it is a root vegetable that is indigenous to Asia, and is found underwater.
  • Sambosa
  • Halwa pori
  • Doodh Jalebi

Jigar Restaurant, Ali Baba Murgh Pulao, Karachi Student Biryani

Drink[edit]

In summer there a variety of drinks are available in every corner of city.

  • Rabri - It is made by mixing peanuts, almonds & many other dry fruits in milk and is very delicious.
  • Sugar cane rusk
  • Limo pani - It is made up with lemon juice & water.
  • Lassi - Lassi is the traditional Punjabi drink. Lassi is available in all parts of the city easily. It is made using yogurt. The price of one glass or a Piala of Lassi is about Rs.20-30

Sleep[edit]

Stay safe[edit]

In the case of an emergency, call police by 15 from any landline phone. If you are using a cellphone, dial 911 for police rescue.

  • Ambulance Access To get an ambulance in case of an emergency, dial 115 from any landline or cellphone.

If you found yourself in serious trouble and need any type of emergency rescue or help then feel free to dial 1122. The name of the emergency service is "Rescue 1122".

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