Panjpeer (5 saints) Rocks, Narr Narr, also called Narh, is…| Destination Pakistan

Panjpeer (5 saints) Rocks, Narr
Narr, also called Narh, is a small village located in Tehsil Kahuta, Punjab. The site is almost 60 KM from Capital Islamabad in the southeast. It takes nearly 2.5 hours to reach Narr from Islamabad.
Kahuta Tehsil, Punjab
Credits: ‎Syed Ghazanfar Ali Shah‎

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