Tulhaath Fort
The ancient and enigmatic Tulhaath Fort, possibly a variant of Tulaja Fort, can be found situated within the scenic Soon Valley in Khushab district, Punjab province. This historical site is estimated to date back around two thousand years by researchers but local folklore suggests an even older origin. The fortress ruins are situated on a rocky outcrop and offer striking views of its surroundings – particularly during the best visiting months from October through February, March when weather conditions allow for optimal exploration experiences.
Another defensive ruin in the Salt Range/Soon Valley area. It is less documented than Tulajhi; local knowledge is required to reach the specific location safely.
The best time to visit is during October, November, February and March. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Tulhaath Fort requires hiking or trekking to reach. No road access is available.
Another defensive ruin in the Salt Range/Soon Valley area. It is less documented than Tulajhi; local knowledge is required to reach the specific location safely.
Since the fort consists of ancient ruins on a cliffside, you should wear sturdy shoes with good grip and avoid standing near the edges of the crumbling walls. The terrain is rocky and can be slippery, especially after rain.
There are no modern facilities, shops, or restrooms located directly at the fort ruins. It is highly recommended to use facilities in nearby Naushera before heading up to the site.
The highest point of the fort's remaining walls offers a 360-degree view of the surrounding hills and the valley below. This spot provides the most dramatic backdrop for landscape photography.
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