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City in Punjab, Pakistan
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Sargodha is a city in Northern Punjab, Pakistan. Sargodha is ranked as top orange exporting city in Pakistan.
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A historical city and the home town of Sufi Saint Hazrat Mehar Ali Shah. Alexandar the Great fought with Porus around this city. The bank of River Jehlum is also near by and good picnic point.
A very large and very old banyan tree is worth seeing in Abhal-Mohri villages. The bank of Chanab river is also near by, a good place for picnic.
The birth place of famous love symbol Ranjaha. There is a mosque from old times on his name, which indicates that the famous love story may be true.
Pakistani Food. Naan.
By road
By road from Lahore which is a two and half hour journey most of it along the M-5 motorway. Other roads connects Sargodha with Chiniot and other cities.
By rickshaw
They are still the most popular and efficient form of travel and are commonly found. Expect to pay anything between Rs20-100 depending on the distance.
By taxi
The rickshaws have rendered taxis out of business. Taxis can be found though at the airport and at the major bus stands.
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