Kasur

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Kasur
قصور
Country Pakistan
Province Punjab
District Kasur District
Area
 • Total 3,995 km2 (1,542.5 sq mi)
Elevation 218 m (715 ft)
Population (2007)
 • Total 288,181
 • Density 595/km2 (1,541/sq mi)
Time zone PST (UTC+5)
Calling code 049
Number of Union councils
Website Government website

Kasur (Urdu/Punjabi: قصور), the capital of Kasur District in Pakistan. Kasur is located adjacent to the border of Ganda Singh Wala between Pakistan and India, and is a tourist attraction because of the daily occurring Flags lowering ceremony. Kasur district is surrounded at north by Lahore, at east and south by India, at southern west Depalpur tehsil of Okara district and at northern west Sheikhupura district.

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[edit] Famous Dishes

Though the city Kasur is famous for Baba Bullah Shah was a Punjabi Sufi poet, a humanist and philosopher.However,Kasur[1] is also famous for its cosine,Spicy fish of Sh.Javed, Kasuri Falooda are of unique taste. Famous sweets include Andrassa and sohan halwa. Kasuri methi is also famous across the Pakistan.

[edit] Notable people

[edit] Industries

Kasur's main industries are leather manufacturing, power looms, flour mills, brick kilns and pharmaceuticals.

[edit] Agriculture

The main crops in Kasur are wheat, corn, potato, sugar cane and turmeric. Turmeric fields of Changa Manga and Dhing Shah are unique agricultural features of Pakistan.

[edit] References

  1. ^ Kasur

[edit] External links

Coordinates: 31°07′01″N 74°27′01″E / 31.1170277778°N 74.4502222222°E / 31.1170277778; 74.4502222222

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