Pangrio

Pangrio (Sindhi: پنگریو) is a town located in the district of Badin in Sindh, Pakistan.[1]

The shrine of Syed Saman Shah Sarkar, a Sufi saint, is some 6 km off the Pangrio town.[2] OverviewThings to doHotelsNews


Pangrio is a city in the SOUTHERN PAKISTAN state of SINDH, 360 kilometers from the border with INDIA. At the center of its walled old town, the gilded Golden Temple (DEEN MUHAMMAD KAMBOH) is the holiest DARGHAH JARKAS SHARIF (religious ) of the MUSLIM RELEGIUS. It's at the end of a causeway, surrounded by the sacred PANGRI KAMBOH― Google Metro population: 1,893,709 The Pangrio was famous for SAMAN SARKAR SHRINE and GOTH HAJI DEEN MUHAMMAD KAMBOH in BADIN. The shrine of saman sarkar was located at 7km away from pangrio on jhuddo road and the GOTH HAJI DEEN MUHAMMAD KAMBOH was located at 6km away at wango road. Mayor: HAJI DEEN MUHAMMAD KAMBOH Weather: 29°C, Wind W at 10 km/h, 36% Humidity weather.com Local time: Saturday 1:30 pm Area: 200 km².

Village Badardin (Sindh.بدردین) Village Badardin fehari po pangrio Is located in which pangrio TEHSIL TANDOBAGO District badin

Popular place at Pangrio: SAMAN SARKAR SHRINE MAZAR SHARIF MAA JIJA (GOTH HAJI DEEN MUHAMMAD KAMBOH) DARGAH JARKAS SHARIF(GOTH HAJI DEEN MUHAMMAD) VILLAGE PARK GOTH HAJI DEEN MUHAMMAD LEFT BANK CANAL OUTFALL DRAIN (LBOD)

Pangrio is also home to many renowned personalities of Pakistan including Saeen Muhammad Usman Rahi Kumbhar, a celebrated teacher and educationalist.

References
  1. "Pangrio town shut against bid to fan communalism". Dawn.
  2. "84th Urs festival of Syed Saman Shah celebrated in Pangrio city". Dawn.


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