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Gujrat

Gujrat is a city in the Punjab Province of Pakistan. It is the 20th largest city in Pakistan by population. Along with the nearby cities of Sialkot and Gujranwala, Gujrat forms part of the Golden Triangle of industrial cities with export-oriented economies.

Gujrat is the hometown of Mahatma Gandhi, the Father of the Nation. This city is stretched out into the Arabian Sea, with a touch of the desert and a 1600-kilometer-long coastline. However, Gujrat is famous for its temple towns, beaches, historic capitals, hill resorts, Wildlife sanctuaries, and the gift of natural grandeur. Gujrat is an old Pakistani city situated between two prominent rivers, the Chenab and Jhelum.

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Culture and Heritage

Gujarat is a vibrant state with a diverse cultural landscape. It gleams with the real hues of its rich history and cultural traditions. Since the Harappan civilization, the state has been a melting pot of numerous religions, including Islam, Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism. Urdu, English, Punjabi, and Majhi, are all spoken and understood by the locals. In Gujrat, the majority of the people speak Majhi, a Punjabi dialect.

Gujrat, which is part of Punjab province, consumes a lot of wheat and rice items, as well as dairy and meat products. Gujrat, which is located in Punjab province, consumes a lot of wheat and rice goods, as well as meat and dairy products. The locals eat tandoori rotis, nans, and chappatis, as well as chawal or rice with spicy curries. Gujarati people are god-fearing, kind, and decent. They live in peace and have mutual respect for each other's faiths and beliefs. Gujaratis are known for mixing and enjoying all religious festivals regardless of caste or faith. Gujarat's culture and legacy include dance, music, and various types of art. Gujrat's industrious citizens work in a variety of small businesses that manufacture distinctive things like clay pots, Hukkas, smoking pipes, terracotta vases, as well as farming rice, wheat, sugarcane, and other crops. Around the months of June and August, the people of Gujrat celebrate different saints' anniversaries, such as Kanwan Wali Sarkar and Wengi Wali Sarkar. However, Sohni Mahiwal is a well-known Punjabi folk story from the Gujrat area of Punjab province. Sohni Mahiwal is a well-known folk story from Punjab. The story's protagonist, "Sohni" (a Punjabi term that means "beautiful"), was born in the Gujrat area. She used to meet her boyfriend, Mahinwal, by sitting on a pitcher and crossing the Chenab river. The story is still recited today and is considered an important component of Punjabi culture.