Bhera

Bhera is a city located in the Sargodha District of Punjab, Pakistan. It is situated on the western bank of the Jhelum River. The city's history dates back to ancient times, with evidence of settlements from the Bronze Age. It has been a significant administrative and commercial center throughout various historical periods, including the Mughal and British eras.

The economy of Bhera is primarily based on agriculture. Wheat, cotton, and sugarcane are among the main crops cultivated in the surrounding areas. The city also has a tradition of handicrafts, particularly in the production of pottery and textiles. Its strategic location has historically made it a trading hub.

Bhera is known for its historical buildings and architecture, reflecting its rich past. The city's layout and some of its older structures offer glimpses into its heritage. It is also a gateway to other important locations in the region. The local culture is typical of the Punjab province, with Punjabi being the dominant language spoken. The community engages in various traditional festivals and customs. The city is connected by road networks to other major cities in Punjab, facilitating transportation and commerce.