Dharmarajika Stupa
Discover the Dharmarajika Buddhist complex at Taxila, its stupa and inscribed reliquary.
Cities, rivers & landscapes
Explore settlements and heritage sites across both modern Punjabs and connected regions.
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Historical Punjab and the two modern administrative Punjabs have different boundaries. Every place is described within its stated scope.
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Discover the Dharmarajika Buddhist complex at Taxila, its stupa and inscribed reliquary.
Dholbaha in Hoshiarpur’s Shivalik foothills is an archaeological area whose sculptures survive in museum collections.
Dhuri is a Sangrur district town with a railway junction, markets and an industrial history.
Doaba is commonly identified with land between the Beas and Sutlej; its communities and connections extend beyond a simple river definition.
Doraha in Ludhiana district has a Mughal sarai included in India’s UNESCO Tentative List submission for the Grand Trunk Road.
Dunyapur is a town and tehsil in Lodhran district. Municipal records trace changes in its local administration and boundaries.
Durgiana Temple is a Hindu place of worship in Amritsar; sources describe its tank and twentieth-century rebuilding.
Trace Faisalabad’s history as Lyallpur through irrigation, markets and industry, and distinguish its town and district histories.
Faridkot is a Punjab district headquarters whose history includes a princely state, a fort and changing administration.
Fatehgarh Sahib is a Punjab district headquarters associated with Sikh memorials to Sahibzada Zorawar Singh and Sahibzada Fateh Singh.
Fazilka is a town near the Pakistan border in southwestern Punjab, with a historic market and changing district setting.
Ferozepur, or Firozpur, is near the Pakistan border. Its military past and the nearby Hussainiwala memorial are part of its history.
Fort Abbas is a town and tehsil in Bahawalnagar district. Heritage and census records help distinguish the town, fort and desert landscape.
Trace Garhshankar’s administrative setting and compare census descriptions from 1961 and 2011.
The seasonal Ghaggar is linked to the Hakra palaeochannel, where researchers have proposed different histories of ancient river flow.
Gobindgarh Fort in Amritsar has a military past and a later history of conservation and visitor use.
Gojra’s hockey culture grew through school teams, local coaches, competing clubs and a stadium hosting national sides.
Gondal Bar is a historical regional name around Mandi Bahauddin, examined through geography and changing land and water use.
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