Tombs of Sufiz or Other Historical Buildings
There are 3 historical buildings present in the centre of the village. Hindus/Sikhs left many ancient buildings at the time of independence of Pakistan.
There are four mazars near the village:
- Mazar Hazrat Syed Baba Sher Shah Kazmi Mashadi
- Mazar Hazrat Baba Abdul Salam
- Mazar Hazrat Mian Ali Mohammed Qadari
Canal and parks There is one very famous canal, called Rasul-Qadirabad Link Canal near the village.
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