Sialkot, Industrial center in Punjab, Pakistan
Sialkot is a city in Sialkot Tehsil in Punjab, Pakistan, and sits near the Chenab River. The city spreads between fields and suburban areas connected by trade routes and residential neighborhoods.
The name comes from Raja Salivahian, who built a fort here in early times and named it after himself. The settlement developed over centuries into a center of trade and craftsmanship that continues today.
The city celebrates Punjabi traditions through local festivals, with 95 percent of residents speaking Punjabi and following regional customs in food and clothing.
The city has an international airport that offers connections abroad and makes access easier for travelers. Main roads run through residential and commercial areas, so visitors can find their way around.
The city produces a large share of footballs used worldwide and supplies international tournaments and leagues. Alongside that, surgical instruments and leather goods are made here and exported to many countries.
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