Satghara (Seven Temples)

Seven medieval temples, five still standing.

From Chakwal city: 37 km; 43 min by car
From Islamabad International Airport: 137 km; 2 h 10 by car
From M2 Balkassar interchange: 49 km; 50 min by car

Driving distances from the place, or its village if the exact spot is not pinned yet. A tilde means estimated.

The story

Satghara is a group of seven temples set apart from the pond, of which five remain. The oldest, called Temple B, dates to the late 6th century CE and Temple A to the 10th century. The district government describes the temples as dedicated to Shiva and dating to the Hindu Shahi era.

How to get there

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Within the Katas Raj complex.

Shown at Katas for now; the exact gate is being added.

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Photographs

Photo: Omer Awan · CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: Ahadimulkana · CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: Mubashir Malik · CC BY-SA 3.0
Photo: Omer Awan · CC BY-SA 4.0

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