Punjab – The Heart of Pakistan
Land of Five Rivers and Endless Fertility
Derived from the Persian words panj (five) and āb (water), Punjab is known as the “Land of Five Rivers” – Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej, and Beas. This fertile province is Pakistan’s breadbasket and cultural heartbeat.
Lahore – The Cultural Capital
History, Architecture, and Heritage
From Mughal marvels like the Badshahi Mosque and Lahore Fort to the romantic alleys of Walled City, Lahore is a city where history meets hospitality.
Art, Music, and Cuisine
Known for qawwali, folk dance, Basant, and street food like chargha and gol gappay, Lahore captures the essence of Punjab’s spirit.
Other Key Cities of Punjab
Multan – The City of Saints
Sufi shrines, blue pottery, mangoes
Faisalabad – Industrial Hub
Pakistan’s textile and manufacturing engine
Rawalpindi – Twin of Islamabad
Military roots, British-era buildings, bazaars
Festivals and Folk Traditions
Basant Festival (Lahore)
Kite flying and spring celebrations
Sufi Gatherings
Multan, Pakpattan, Bahawalpur
Urs of Data Ganj Bakhsh
Spiritual music, fairs, Sufi rituals
Mela Chiraghan
Festival of Lights near Shalimar Gardens
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Punjab famous for?
Its rich culture, agricultural output, historical cities, and festivals.
Which is the largest city in Punjab?
Lahore – the provincial capital.
What language is spoken in Punjab?
Punjabi, with Urdu and English widely spoken in urban areas.
Step into the Soul of Pakistan – Explore Punjab!
From timeless mosques and mango orchards to folk music and desert forts, Punjab invites you to experience its depth and warmth.