Lund Khwar facts for kids
Lund Khwar is a village and a special local area (called a Union Council) in the Mardan District of Pakistan. It's located in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province. The name "Lund Khwar" means "the ever-flowing stream" or "brook." This village was started a long time ago, in the 12th century, by people from the Yousafzai and Khattak tribes. It sits at a height of about 371 meters (1,220 feet) above sea level.
About Lund Khwar Village
Lund Khwar is an important village in the Mardan District. It is known for its name, which means "the ever-flowing stream." This suggests that a stream or brook has always been a key part of the village's life. The village was founded many centuries ago, in the 12th century. This makes it a place with a long history.
Location and Geography
Lund Khwar is found in the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan. Its exact location is 34°23'22N latitude and 71°58'51E longitude. The village is situated at a height of 371 meters (which is about 1,220 feet) above sea level. This elevation gives it a specific climate and landscape.
History of Lund Khwar
The history of Lund Khwar goes back to the 12th century. It was founded by two important tribes: the Yousafzai and the Khattak. These tribes played a big role in shaping the culture and traditions of the area. Their settlement in the 12th century marked the beginning of the village as we know it today.
Images for kids
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Landae / Landay Khwar, in Lund Khwar.
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The Stream Landae/Landay Khwar, in Lund Khwar.
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A sight from one of the entrance bridges, in Lund Khwar.
