Kasur District

Kasur District spans 3,995 square kilometers along the Pakistan-India border, with the Ravi River to the northwest and Sutlej River to the southeast.

The district evolved from two tehsils of Lahore District in 1976, previously governed by the Maurya, Kushan, Gupta, and Mughal empires over centuries.

The district contains the tomb of Sufi poet Bulleh Shah and multiple religious sites including the Shrine of Baba Saddar Dwan and Tomb Hazarat Baba Kamal Cishti.

The district divides into four administrative tehsils - Chunian, Kasur, Kot Radha Kishan, and Pattoki - encompassing 13 divisions and 125 Union Councils.

Changa Manga, Pakistan's largest planted forest, resides within the district boundaries, supporting local wildlife including wolves and jackals.

Location: Lahore Division

Capital city: Kasur

Website: https://kasur.punjab.gov.pk

GPS coordinates: 31.00000,74.16667

Latest update: May 27, 2025 08:59