The subject of this photograph has great historical importance. It requires immediate conservation effort to save it from complete collapse which is imminent. But lets first see how many ATP readers can guess a) what it is, b) where, and b) to whom it belongs? Happy guessing.
Answer and info about original photographer coming up in 2-3 days.
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Or may be its a mazaar…
It looks like an ancient temple to me. May be somewhere in Salt Range?
@ please don’t tell me its another Hindu temple !!
ATP is very soft these days with what ever is Hindu
Sikh or Sufi. Anyway,
It looks like the remains of a watch tower near
Garhi Khudda Buksh to observe enemy as well as
the permanent residents. Saw Pir Minister several
times inside, before leaving for his “Usayatraa”
(newly discovered sanskrit term by Sherry dear)
Rafay Kashmiri
sorry haveli maan singh, it belonged to the general of sher shah soori