Tulajha Fort
Tulaja Fort, located in Khushab district's scenic Soon Valley near Khabeki Lake, offers an intriguing exploration for history enthusiasts during the best seasons of September to November and February to March. The fort is a two-thousand year old ruin that boasted considerable defensive architecture even before its decline into ruins over time. Trekking only accessible Tulaja Fort sits atop a rock outcropping with steep cliffs, offering panoramic views of the surrounding valley once reached after an arduous climb up narrow paths and through dense vegetation.
Located in the Soon Valley near Khabeki Lake. The ruins sit on a plateau and require a steep climb. It is recommended to take a local guide as the path is not well-marked.
The best time to visit is during September, October, November, February and March. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Tulajha Fort requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
Located in the Soon Valley near Khabeki Lake. The ruins sit on a plateau and require a steep climb. It is recommended to take a local guide as the path is not well-marked.
The trek involves steep, rocky terrain and the site is isolated, so it is safer to hike in a group and inform locals in the Soon Valley of your plans before heading up.
There are no facilities at the ruins, so you must carry your own water and snacks from the nearby village of Kathway or the town of Naushera.
The edge of the plateau offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Soon Valley and the surrounding salt range, especially during the golden hour.
There is no formal parking lot; visitors usually leave their vehicles in open spaces near the trail start in the village below, often under the informal supervision of local residents.
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