Muhammad Yar Chishti

Muhammad Yar Chishti
Muhammad Yar Chishti
محمد يار چشتي
Coordinates: 30°27′13″N 73°43′58″E / 30.453687°N 73.732821°E / 30.453687; 73.732821Coordinates: 30°27′13″N 73°43′58″E / 30.453687°N 73.732821°E / 30.453687; 73.732821
Country  Pakistan
Province Punjab
Government
 – Numberdar Mansha Chishti
Area
 – Total 1 km2 (0.4 sq mi)
Population (2009)
 – Total 250
 – Density 250/km2 (647.5/sq mi)
Time zone PST (UTC+5)
Calling code 044

Muhammad Yar Chishti (Urdu: محمد يار چشتي) is a village in Tehsil Depalpur, District Okara, Pakistan. It is right on the outskirts of Haveli Lakha, a small city. This village has lush, green fields stretching as far as your eyes can see. It produces a wide variety of agricultural products, including potatoes, sugar canes, cotton, wheat, corn, rice, lentils, and much more. Some of the houses in this quaint little village are made of adobe, some of bricks. Muhammad Yar Chishti has one beautiful mosque that is large and spacious inside with plenty of room for visitors to pray. The nearly paved brick streets are a little uneven, but nevertheless, better than dirt paths.

  • Mosque in Muhammad Yar Chishti

  • Street vendor selling guavas and oranges

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