Narowal

Narowal is a city in the Punjab province of Pakistan, located in the northeast of the country. It serves as the administrative center of the Narowal District. The city is situated near the border with India, approximately 25 kilometers (16 miles) from the Wagah border crossing. Historically, Narowal has been an agricultural area, with its economy largely dependent on farming.

The region's fertile land supports the cultivation of various crops, including wheat, sugarcane, and cotton. Narowal is also known for its production of citrus fruits. The city is connected to other major urban centers by road and railway networks, facilitating trade and transportation. Its strategic location has also influenced its development over time, with influences from various historical periods evident in its cultural fabric.

Narowal District is administratively divided into tehsils, and the city itself is a significant hub for local commerce and services. The population of Narowal is diverse, reflecting the broader demographic makeup of Punjab. The city's infrastructure includes educational institutions, healthcare facilities, and markets that cater to the needs of its residents. The local culture is characteristic of the Punjab region, with Punjabi language widely spoken.