"A Well of life" Traditional wells are run by an ox with …| Destination Pakistan

"A Well of life"
Traditional wells are run by an ox with his eyes covered in the rural areas of Punjab . These wells are used to Irrigation of fields as well as providing sweet drinking water to the near by villages.

Some times they are also used for traditional oxen race. Landlords and farmers from nearby villages and towns bring their strongest and fastest oxen to compete in the races.

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