ghor ghattree: A Mughal-era marvel peshawar | پشاور میں مغل دور کا شاندار سراۓ گھور گھٹڑی

History of Ghor Ghattree Peshawar

Ghor Ghattree, also known as Ghor Ghatri, is a historic Mughal-era sarai (inn) located in Peshawar, Pakistan. Built in 1640 by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan's governor, Sardar Ali Mardan Khan, it served as a resting place for travelers, traders, and military personnel.

Key Features:

1. Architectural blend of Mughal and Persian styles
2. Central courtyard with rooms and arcades
3. Ornate tile work and calligraphy
4. Strategic location on the ancient Silk Road

Historical Significance:

1. Witnessed the rise and fall of Mughal Empire
2. Hosted notable travelers, including European explorers
3. Played a role in regional trade and commerce
4. Survived numerous invasions and conflicts

Conservation Efforts:

1. Restored by the Pakistani government in the 1990s
2. Protected by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Cultural Heritage Protection Act
3. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site (tentative)

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