Sangla Hill

Sangla Hill, is a tehsil in the Nankana Sahib District of the Punjab Province of Pakistan.It lies 103 km from the provincial capital of Lahore. The area has a population of more than 2,00,000 Muslims, with around 10,000 of the population being Christian and Ahmadis. A historical place where Alexander the Great had his stay during his march towards central India, and has left the city with his souvenir: a well which still exits and is looked after by the government. The city still has very old building such as a temple which is visible when coming into the city from Faisalabad Road. Sangla Hill city is surrounded by many villages whose residents are mostly Aarein, Jutt, Malik, Butt, Mughal, Ansari, Awaan etc. and a little more minorities. These all people belong to any cast and religion are grace of Sangla city to enhance the brotherhood and mankind behaviour between them to form an exemplary nation. Most of these are the farmers from Sialkot. They migrated from district Sialkot in 1865 and after migration they took initiatives in eradication of jungles and made the land fit for agriculture. The city is surrounded by almost 109 villages. The city is the major market and economic hub of the area.