Tibba Talwara Peak (ancient mound)
Tibba Talwara Peak is an ancient archaeological mound situated in the Lodhran District of Punjab province. Although its exact construction date remains unclear due to historical records being pre-Islamic, this site has a rich history dating back millennia and potential connections with empires such as Ashoka's Maurya Dynasty or later Bhatti kingdom rulers. The best time for visiting Tibba Talwara Peak is during the winter months from November to February when temperatures are milder, offering comfortable exploration conditions compared to other seasons in this region of Pakistan.
The best time to visit is during November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Tibba Talwara Peak (ancient mound) dates back to Pre-Islamic.
Look for the faint eroded mud-brick walls and elevated chambers that rise above the surrounding farmlands, which mark the foundations of the 6th-century Fort Talwara.
The site has largely faced illegal digging by locals rather than formal excavation, though recent surveys by the Archaeology Department Multan have identified it as dating back to the Ashoka and Shahi periods.
As the site is under threat from agricultural encroachment, visitors must strictly avoid walking on unstable mud-brick edges and are legally forbidden from digging or removing any soil.
The summit of the mound offers 360-degree views of the Sutlej River landscape and lush green fields, making it the best spot for panoramic shots of the Lodhran district.
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