The document summarizes key features of Chiniot, Punjab, Pakistan. It highlights that Chiniot is famous for its exotically carved and brightly lacquered furniture, with approximately 72-75% of people involved in the furniture business. It also describes several historic places in Chiniot, including the Umar Hayat Palace, Badshahi Mosque, and Mandar. The document further notes that Chiniot is a prominent name in rice and sugar production and contains over 90 different industries and many educational institutes.

1. tour to the Chiniot, Punjab, Pakistan
presenting
Features of Chiniot

2. Major Features of Chiniot
Furniture
Manufacture
Historic
Places
Industries
Institutes
One of the city of Pakistan which have more than 400+ Mosques

3. Furniture
APPROXIMATELY 72% TO 75%
OF THE PEOPLE ARE DIRECTLY OR
INDIRECTLY INVOLVED IN THE
BUSINESS OF FURNITURE
World’s Famous Production of Carved and Brightly Lacquered Furniture

4. Furniture Major Feature of Chiniot
Chiniot is world famous for its
exotically carved and brightly
lacquered
furniture.
Chinioti
craftsmen and artisans have for
centuries carved flowers and
geometric
patterns
onto cellulose fibers. Masons from
Chiniot are thought to have been
employed during the construction
of Taj Mahal and Golden
Temple, now both buildings are
situated in India.

5. Furniture Major Feature of Chiniot
International Market
Furniture making in Chiniot forms
a vital part of Pakistan's secondary
industry and is also essential to the
Punjabi regional economy.
Internationally, Chiniot competes
with the most modern furniture industry
of Italy which is known all over the
world. The carving style of Italy and
Chiniot is the same but the furniture
here is more durable.

6. Historic Places
The monuments of
Chiniot are very popular
well known monuments of Chiniot are Umar Hayat Mahel, Badshahi Mosque, Mandar etc

7. A number of historical buildings in Chiniot tell the tales
of its glorious past. One of them, Umar Hayat Palace
(also called Gulzar Manzil), is a masterpiece of
indigenous art and architecture, located in the center of
the city.
Umar Hayat Mahel

8. This elegant mosque was built by Nawab Saad
UlIah Khan (1595- 1655). the Prime Minister of lndo-Pak
Subcontinent during Emperor Shah Jahan reign. Built
during 1646 to 1655 AD, this mosque is one of the major
sights of the town, It is an exceedingly handsome edifice
of hewn stone obtained from the hills near Chiniot.
Shahi Mosque

9. A classic structure which was
built by Maharaja Gulab Singh is
a spectacular Hindu temple in
the city of Chiniot.
Most probably the era of
the construction of this
phenomenal temple is around
the second Anglo-Sikh war.

10. Chiniot Bridge
Also known as
Rabwah Bridge is a
concrete made bridge
located in the Chiniot
passing over the Chenab
river. It is about 520
meters in length and
17.8 meters wide.
It is a two lanes
bridge with 26 spans of
40 meters each. It is
located at 4.6 km from
Khatm-e-Nabuwat
Chowk

11. Institutes & Industries
a prominent name in
Rice and Sugar Production
Approximately there are 92 different Industries established in Chiniot

12. Prominent Industries
»Ramzan Sugar Mill
»Madina Sugar Mill
»Khan Rice Mill
»Iqbal Rise Mills
»Tayab Textile Mill
»Shamas Textile Mill
»Madina Enterprises LTD
»Rao Bagh Sheller Rice Mill

13. Educational Institutes
» FAST University
» Icon College
» Islamia College
» Chanab College
» PakPoly Technique
» Masoomeen College
» Punjab Group of Colleges
» Govt Vocational Training
» Govt Institute of Commerce
and more

14. Notable Personalities
Mian Muhammad Mansha: 1st richest person
in Pakistan, owner of the MCB Bank
Limited and Nishat Group.
Mian Habib Ullah: Ex Minister, President of
FPCCI, Ambassador to Cyprus
Abid Tamimi: Punjabi language poet
Sheikh Omar Hayat: Owner of Omar Hayat
Mahal
Qaiser Ahmed Sheikh: Politician and Ex
Chairman of chamber of commerce Karachi
Nasir Chinioti: A famous stage drama comedy
actor

15. Muhammad Zubair Ali
Roll Number
413
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