Shrine of Ahoo Bahoo (Moran Wali Sarkar)
The Shrine of Ahoo Bahoo is situated on a hilltop in Chakwal district and overlooks the scenic Kallar Kahar Lake. This site holds significance as both Pir Muhammed Ishaq's and Pir Mohammed Yaqub's shrines, yet it has gained fame amongst locals due to its known peacock population that is believed to display a dance during early morning hours—earning the nickname 'Moran Wali Sarkar'. The best time for visiting this location falls between September and November as well February through March.
The best time to visit is during September, October, November, February and March. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
The opening hours for Shrine of Ahoo Bahoo (Moran Wali Sarkar) are Open 24 hours. Hours may vary during public holidays — it's best to confirm locally before your visit.
The peacocks are considered sacred and must not be fed outside food, touched, or harrassed; visitors are expected to watch them quietly from a distance.
The shrine follows standard Islamic prayer times, and the atmosphere becomes particularly busy on Thursdays when special Sufi devotional music (Qawwali) or dhikr often takes place.
While the panoramic views are excellent for photos, photography is often restricted inside the tomb chamber out of respect for the saint and the privacy of those praying.
Since the shrine is located on a hill, visitors should stay on the paved pathways to avoid disturbing the natural habitat of the resident peacocks and to ensure safety on the slopes.
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