Historical significance above to thousand year plcae was old.

Hi, i hope so you are all well. I am also well today i will show you or tell you about old building its was build in There are many places and forts in Pakistan called Shergarh, the most famous of which is Shergarh Okara. It is a place of great historical significance which is located a few kilometers away from Depalpur and Renala Khurd. The reason for the popularity of Shergarh is two things, one is the snow of Noor Hotel and the other is the shrine of Hazrat Ibrahim Daud Bandagi Rah where the Jim Ghafir of the pilgrims can be seen during the Urs days which has also been seen in the Punjabi film "Bangles". ۔ The shrine is located a little higher. A famous player of Pakistan hockey team is also buried in the shrine premises (name not remembered)
The interior of the shrine is particularly visible. The walls are decorated with beautiful carvings ...! Wow, my heart could not stop beating. The carvings bear a striking resemblance to the architecture of the Mughal period.
Inside the shrine, there is also a symbol of the blessed feet of the last of the Prophets, Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).
Going through the back gate from the main gate of the shrine, you can see many old buildings, one of which is still standing on the door of the dilapidated building behind the bushes with the name of its owner. Takes you to a different world of imagination.
Going inside the fort, the old streets and houses still exist today which have been converted into the residences of all the locals. However, you can see from the outside.
Although almost all the buildings of the fort have been converted into human residences, the walls and interior of the fort are still in good condition, while many buildings have been rebuilt. The wooden gates and gates of the fort are still firmly in place.
This stone and brick fort will be threatened by the growing number of glass houses. If this growing trend of glass houses takes pity, this fort can retain its identity and history for a long time. We passed through the fort and reached a place about ten kilometers away where on one side there were earthen ditches with desert features (which can also be called dunes) from where we had a different view of the Dowwoover while on the other side It was a small forest. We reached the shrine of an old man in the desert, a short distance from the road, from where the view around was quite captivating in the shadow of the clouds. We tried to capture all these scenes in the camera but without much success. However, many of the interior and exterior views of the fort were captured for you. This journey of history and research, provided that life will continue, God willing. May Allah be our supporter and helper. Amen. (Salman Faridi)