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Tomb of Khalid Waleed
This tomb is constructed with special size burnt bricks measuring 33x 20 x 5 cm with mortar.
Roughly rectangular and constructed on low mound, the tomb is provided with a fortress, strengthened with retaining walls and circular bastions on all four corners. To the southern side, it has two pointed arches on the western side.
Why go
- ✦Built of special-size burnt brick, 33 by 20 by 5 cm
- ✦Enclosed by a fortress wall of its own
- ✦Retaining walls and circular bastions at all four corners
- ✦Two pointed arches on the western side
History
It is built of specially sized burnt brick measuring 33 by 20 by 5 centimetres, roughly rectangular, on a low mound, with two pointed arches on the western side.
Historical Significance
A tomb built to the specification of a small fort, which is rare.
Why Visit
Walk the enclosure and find the four corner bastions — a grave built like a stronghold.
Interesting Facts
- The tomb has its own fortress wall with four circular bastions
- Its bricks were made to a special size: 33 by 20 by 5 cm
Planning tip
Best Time to Visit, November to February.
Getting there, Kabirwala tehsil, Khanewal district, in southern Punjab between Multan and Sahiwal.
Allow, About an hour.
What to Do
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Straight-line distance from Tomb of Khalid Waleed, within 30 km.
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