Chiniot

Chiniot is a big city in Punjab (Pakistan), Pakistan. Situated along the river Chenab, Chiniot is one of the most ancient cities of Pakistan and historically a prominent town on the trade route between the Khyber Pass and Delhi. For ages, the city has been famous for the fine woodworks that are produced here. According to legend, Chiniot craftsmen were employed during the creation of the Taj Mahal. Today, Chiniot woodworks are known around the world and the city has become a bustling district capital.

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  • 31.731972.98351 Chiniot railway station. Chiniot railway station on Wikipedia Chiniot railway station (Q5101072) on Wikidata (updated Jan 2026)

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Map of Chiniot

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  • 31.7272.9769441 Shahi Mosque. Historic 17th century mosque Shahi Mosque on Wikipedia Shahi Mosque (Q48304125) on Wikidata (updated Jan 2026)
  • 31.71921772.9800562 Omar Hayat Mahal. An early 20th-century wooden haveli mansion, completed in 1935. Omar Hayat Mahal on Wikipedia Omar Hayat Mahal (Q7089711) on Wikidata (updated Jan 2026)

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There is one very special dish of Chiniot called Chinioti Kunna.

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