Sahiwal TV Tower (constructed in the 1970s)
The Sahiwal TV Tower is a well-known landmark and telecommunications lattice tower that was constructed in the year 1974 within the city of Sahiwal located in Punjab, Pakistan. Standing tall at approximately 200 meters (though it might vary slightly), this structure serves as one of Asia's highest television masts with a significant impact on local and regional telecommunications services.
The best time to visit is during October, November, December, January, February and March. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Sahiwal TV Tower (constructed in the 1970s) dates back to 1974.
Since it is a sensitive telecommunications installation, photography of the tower's base and internal facilities is strictly prohibited for security reasons. You may take photos of the structure from a distance from public roads.
Public access to the interior or the top of the tower is not allowed. It is a functional government telecommunications site, and only authorized personnel are permitted to enter the structure.
There is no dedicated tourist parking. As the tower is located within a restricted or high-security area, visitors usually view it from the roadside where parking is limited to the shoulder of the road.
The tower is a technical site and does not have any visitor facilities, cafes, or restrooms. For food and other amenities, you will need to head toward the main commercial areas of Sahiwal city.
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