Gujrat District, Administrative district in Punjab, Pakistan.
Gujrat is an administrative district in northern Punjab located between the Chenab and Jhelum rivers. The district comprises several subdivisions and features a blend of urban centers and rural areas.
The region was once part of King Porus's kingdom and later came under control of various empires including the Indo-Greeks and Mauryans. These successive powers shaped the territory over many centuries.
Shoni Bazaar serves as a center for pottery crafts, where artisans produce ceramics using traditional techniques passed down through generations. This craft tradition remains woven into daily life and local commerce throughout the district.
The district is divided into several subdivisions connected by roads and offering various services. Schools and basic infrastructure are available throughout to help visitors navigate the region.
The Ram Pyari Mahal is an early 20th-century building featuring Greek and Roman architectural elements located near the bazaar. This architectural blend reflects the historical exchange of different influences in the region.
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