Sohala

Sohala is a village located in the tehsil of Phalia in the Mandi Bahauddin District of Punjab, Pakistan. It is situated in the central part of Punjab, a region known for its agricultural productivity. The village is part of the administrative union council of the same name.

The primary economic activity in Sohala is agriculture, with crops such as wheat, sugarcane, and maize being commonly cultivated. The fertile land in the region supports a rural lifestyle for the majority of its inhabitants. Like many villages in Pakistan, Sohala relies on a local community structure, and social life often revolves around shared traditions and customs.

The education system in Sohala typically comprises local government schools. Healthcare services are also provided through basic health units or by traveling to nearby towns for more advanced medical facilities. Transportation links connect Sohala to larger towns and cities, facilitating trade and access to wider services. The village represents a typical rural settlement within the Mandi Bahauddin district, contributing to the overall agricultural output and cultural fabric of the Punjab province.