Heritageتاریخی مقامKallar Kahar

Takht-e-Babri

A rock-cut throne from where Babur is said to have addressed his troops.

Get directionsراستہ دیکھیں

From Chakwal cityچکوال شہر: 27 km; 50 min by car
From Islamabad International Airportاسلام آباد ایئرپورٹ: 115 km; 1 h 32 by car
From M2 Balkassar interchangeبلکسر انٹرچینج (ایم ٹو): 28 km; 28 min by car

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

کہانی

The story

Takht-e-Babri is a throne carved from the hillside at the garden at Kallar Kahar, from which a king could address soldiers. The district government says Babur had it cut from a big rock; Dawn calls it a rough stone pedestal with a prepared surface and says that Babur sat there is local tradition. It draws hundreds of visitors each year.

کیسے پہنچیں

How to get there

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On the Kallar Kahar lakeside, next to Bagh-e-Safa.

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

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تصویریں

Photographs

Photo: Tahir mq · CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: Tahir mq · CC BY-SA 4.0
Photo: Tahir mq · CC BY-SA 4.0

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Get there by car

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A car from your village to Islamabad Airport, Chakwal city, Rawalpindi or Lahore. The fare comes from the real road distance.

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Nasir Car Home: airport transfers and car hire

A Chakwal car-rental business, with a driver or self-drive. Airport transfers can be booked on its own site; the team confirms the price. Visiting Takht-e-Babri? Ask them.

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