There was a place that, in meditation and spiritual seeking, outdid even the grand significance of Balkh and Bukhara, and it existed right here, in the city of hearts, the City of Lahore.
Tag Archives: punjab
The Grand Trunk Road
Tracing the original surviving original patches of a historic route. Uttarpatha: the (ab)original footprint…
Kharal vs Berkely
Meeting a martyr from the war of independence in 1857. Meeting the Kharal chief in his native Jhamra. Stretching a few miles up ahead to Syyedwala.
The Kharal of Jhamra
From the Scottish Highlands to Mainland Punjab following the essence of freedom. The tale from 1857 War of Independence in West Punjab. The tale of an epic encounter: Kharal vs Berkley
Haveli of Padhana
The ruins of an ancient haveli in Padhana, at Pakistan – India borders have some tales to unfold…
Malka Hans
seeking a great literary work of Punjab folklore, a tale of an architectural discovery, in the very heartland of Punjab, Pakistan
Chillianwala
On a mid-winter noon of 1849, at this battlefield, Sikhs took on the army of East India Company and wreaked havoc, with an utter disregard to safety .and precaution.
The Victoria Cross of Takhti Rajgan
A Poppy in Potohar
Hariyupa : Harappa
tale of a primaeval civilization, a mysterious script and the mythical unicorns
Bahmanwali Bridge
A mythical journey to the past, exploring Mughal era bridges on the romantic Degh Nadi.
Akbari Serai
Once there was, once there wasn’t… Time was a commodity held aplenty with people. For when people traveled they longed for people and places and when they eventually came across, sitting together and talking to each other wasn’t a sin.
Shabbir of Sulemanki
to friendship, to valour, to sacrifice!