Malkana Rajput<\/a> Family of Punjab<\/h2>\nMalkana family still resides in Pakistan, as Muslim converts and there are Malkana Hindus all around the world and even in the Haryana State of Punjab, at a place called Khuiyan.<\/p>\n
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Even the grand carving of, what I believe, is Hanuman has crumbled to the ground.<\/p>\n
There was evidence of illegal excavation by gold diggers in an attempt to strike a fortune.<\/p>\n
Distance of Malkana Temple Kallar Kahar from Islamabad<\/h2>\n
Malkana Hindu Temple Kallar Kahar is a 155 Km, and 2.5 hours\u2019 drive from Islamabad on the expressway.<\/p>\n
The best route toward Malkana Temple<\/h2>\n
To get to Malkana Temple Kallar Kahar, you must exit from Kallar Kahar interchange and drive toward Choa Saidan Shah road, till you see the sign of Malkana temple a few kilometers in.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Turn Right and drive on the Khandoyah \u2013 Choe Mallot road till you see a Y junction with signs pointing toward Malkana Temple and Malot Temple.<\/p>\n
This Y junction is about 17 km from the Motorway Interchange turn on the Malkana \u2013 Dalwal \u2013 Bahshahpur road that goes back to Choa Saidan Shah Road.<\/p>\n
All types of cars and motorcycles can reach Malkana Temple.<\/p>\n
Google Maps show the road Badshahpur \u2013 Dalwal \u2013 Malkana, which is suitable for motorcycles, not cars.<\/p>\n
I would recommend the Khandoya \u2013 Choe Mallot as it is in better condition and wider.<\/p>\n
Ancient Wells of Waulah<\/h2>\n
I took Badshahpur \u2013 Dalwal road and got lucky to see the ancient wells of Waulah.<\/p>\n
This place is remote and cut off from settled areas, so be carefully venturing there.<\/p>\n
Then, I had to use 4\u00d74 to get out of mud puddles several feet deep.<\/p>\n
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When to visit Malkana Temple?<\/h2>\n
The best time to go to Malkana Temple is during the summers as it gets windy and cold during winters.<\/p>\n
If you are not a history and heritage buff, then try Swaik Lake at Kandoa village, instead.<\/p>\n
Is it safe at Malkana Temple Kallar Kahar for women?<\/h2>\n
The place is safe, but keep some self-protection with you, if there are women with you \u2013 you never know. It takes only one, right?<\/p>\n
I had my dagger with me, which my son has already damaged trying to use as a screwdriver.<\/p>\n
Where to eat at Malkana Temple site?<\/h2>\n
I couldn\u2019t find anything to eat at the temple site, but while driving back there are plenty of driver hotels where you can get excellent Dudh Patti cha and tandoori roti with daal.<\/p>\n
One the way back I wondered why haven\u2019t the real estate mafia still discovered this site, which has it all, views, water, clean air, and greenery.<\/p>\n
Conclusion<\/h2>\n
Drive to Malkana Hindu Temples Kallar Kahar one cool spring morning is one of those pleasant things you must strike off your to-do list to connect with holy spirits at religious sites.<\/p>\n
Te Tussi Jaroori Jaana! (so you must go there)<\/p>\n
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