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City in Punjab, Pakistan
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Very wide range of shoes in a very reasonable price. They know the art of salesmanship so one can get shoes up to his/her satisfaction level.
One of the famous brands for ladies’ and kids’ wear. It has a huge collection of un-stitched material especially for brides.
Has a good collection for groom's wear and for those who want to buy something special for their husband or fiancé. Its neran’g (women's un-stitched wear) is also very famous locally. Price are quite reasonable as far as cloths are concerned but ladies' hand bags are quite expensive though unique.
Ladies' and kids' wear in very reasonable prices. One can find very good stuff and material in stitched and un-stitched cloths.
Good variety of accessories rather than that of cloths or shoes, in modern styles.
It is a place at which every kind of Men's Garments (Dress, pants,s hirt/jeans/trousers/T-shirts, etc) are available at a low price.
By train
If you want to be here by train then Rahim Yar Khan is connected to all of Pakistan by railway lines.
By bus
If you want to come by road you have so many options but the "President Line" or "Daewoo Express" are best.
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