Mir Chakar E Azam Rind Tomb After renovation. By special efforts of Chief Minister Punjab Sardar Usman Buzdar, DC Okara Capt. (Rtd) M Ali Ijaz. Must Visit 🥰

very important historical place but almost disappeared people make there homes in whole fort Mir chakar rind tomb is also very bad condition

Satghra Fort is a Amazing Fort and rich of History...

Historical tomb of Meer Cakar-E-Azam...

Small town with fort and tomb of meer chakar khan Rind,will take you back in old time.a temple out side of village speak about its past with small tower on the top of mound there.

A few tourists come here boundaries or fort still standing and whole village is inside that fort. Also there is tomb of Mir Chakar e Azam Rind Baloch the forefather and head of baloch community

historical view

Awesome place to watch

Lovely Place... History calls when you put your first sight on it. One can assume the glory and rise of that fort when it was lively by that time ruler, Mir Chakar e Azam Rind. Fort's outside wall is very well maintained aling with two gates, there is living population inside it amd both gates are entey & exit points used by that residents. Circuler pathway of fort is also well maintained with tuff-tile and water sevage work is done in great way. Its Walled City Lahore Authority efforts to renivate that area. Loved my visit there, felt very happy that a historic place is preserved in a good way for a good cause.

I love this type places but govt not care cover this types places why ???

Historical place Tomb of Mir chakar Rind Chakar e Azam of Blochistan

Best place for visitors and tourist. It is historical place and a tomb of great Mir Chakar Azam Rind Baloach. There are many other historical places situated in Satghara for visitors and tourists. Must come and explore it.

Satghara is a town and union council of Okara District in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is located at 30°55'0N 73°31'0E with an altitude of 164 metres (541 feet) and is also the location of the tomb of Baloch folk hero, Mir Chakar Rind. More than half of the town is inhabbited by Syeds. They also have a family graveyard where many great spiritual leaders including Syed Qaim Ali Shah Gilani who was also known as Pir Bodian Wala he was head of this lineage of the descendants of Abdul Qadir Gilani (Ghouse Al Azam) of Baghdad Sharif in Satghara, Syed Ahmed Shah Gilani who was lately known as Pir Bodian Wala was the eldest son, Syed Shams-Ud-Din Gilani, Syed Fateh Ali Shah Gilani, Syed Mubarik Ali Shah Gilani, Syed Ahmed Ali Shah Gilani (Chan Peer), Syed Jaffar Hussain Gilani, Syed Ali Bahadur Gilani, Syed Sher Shah Gilani and Syed Khadim Hussain Gilani (Peer Sahib) are lying in peace. Their shrines are built in the graveyard and are visible even from a great distance. Mounds of brick debris at Satghara mark the site of a forgotten town, the coins found at Satghara prove that it was inhabited in the time of the Kushan dynasty. The name of this town "Satghara" is commonly believed to drive its name from words (Saat or Seven) (Ghara or pitchers) or seven ghars seven homes. Another sound historical folklore is narrated that some injured soldiers of Alexandar the Great (belonging to ancient town of Stageira of Macedonia) resided their and they named this ancient town as Stageira now corrupted as Satghara.

Satghara (Urdu: ستگهره‬‎), is a town and union councilof Okara District in the Punjab province of Pakistan.[1]It is located at 30°55'0N 73°31'0E with an altitude of 164 metres (541 feet) [2] and is also the location of the tomb of Baloch folk hero, Mir Chakar Rind. Many of his descendants as well as sub tribes of Balochdescent predominate in the district. ستگهره‬Town and union councilSatghara FortCountryPakistanRegionPunjabDistrictOkara DistrictTime zonePST (UTC+5) More than half of the town is inhabbited by Syeds. They also have a family graveyard where many great spiritual leaders including Syed Qaim Ali Shah Gilani who was also known as Pir Bodian Wala he was head of this lineage of the descendents of Abdul Qadir Gilani (Hazrat Ghouse Al Azam) of Baghdad Sharif in Satghara, Syed Ahmed Shah Gilani who was lately known as Pir Bodian Wala was the eldest son, Syed Shams-Ud-Din Gilani, Syed Fateh Ali Shah Gilani, Syed Mubarik Ali Shah Gilani, Syed Ahmed Ali Shah Gilani (Chan Peer), Syed Jaffar Hussain Gilani, Syed Ali Bahadur Gilani, Syed Sher Shah Gilani and Syed Khadim Hussain Gilani (Peer Sahib) are lying in peace. Their shrines are built in the graveyard and are visible even from a great distance. Mounds of brick debris at Satghara mark the site of a forgotten town, the coins found at Satghara prove that it was inhabited in the time of the Kushan dynasty.[3] The name of this town "Satghara" is commonly believed to drive its name from words (Saat or Seven) (Ghara or pitchers) or seven ghars seven homes. Another sound historical folklore is narrated that some injured soldiers of Alexandar the Great (belonging to ancient town of Stageira of Macedonia) resided their and they named this ancient town as Stageira now corrupted as Satghara.