Jhelum's ancient Padhri village faces relentless erosion
⟶ The ancient village of Padhri, located at the foot of Tilla Jogian, is facing relentless erosion. The village is known for its stone architecture typical of the Salt Range terrain. A temple spire, once a religious structure, is now being used as a cattle pen.
A visitor looks at the spire of a temple that is now being used as a cattle pen in Padhri village. Located at the foot of Tilla Jogian, Padhri village is another place dotted with astonishing examples of stone architecture typical of the Salt Range terrain. L…
Background
Padhri village is situated at the foot of Tilla Jogian and is characterized by stone architecture.
Why it matters
The erosion poses a threat to the historical and architectural significance of the village. The repurposing of a temple spire highlights the impact of these challenges on cultural heritage.