A 200-year-old bridge in Jhang built by the British during their rule
Автор: Khawar Umer
Загружено: 2025-06-30
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This video features a rare and historic structure — a 200-year-old bridge located in Jhang, Pakistan, built during the British colonial era. Constructed with remarkable precision and strength, this bridge stands as a timeless symbol of ancient engineering and architectural excellence. It has survived the test of time, weather, and modernization, continuing to serve as a functional pathway and a powerful reminder of the past.
During the British rule in the subcontinent, such infrastructure was designed to connect cities, support trade, and enhance movement. Today, the bridge still supports local traffic and represents a piece of living history for the people of Jhang. Surrounded by natural beauty and rural life, it offers a deep contrast between the old and the new.
This vlog not only highlights the physical features of the bridge — like its iron and brick structure — but also honors the legacy, cultural significance, and historic importance it holds in the region.
Watch the full video to experience the beauty of this 200-year-old engineering wonder and don’t forget to like, share, and subscribe for more historical and village-based content.
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