Archaeologists in Harappa have uncovered a 16th-century caravanserai, an ancient roadside inn that once served traders and travelers moving across the region. The discovery offers valuable insights into the historic accommodation and postal network believed to have been developed during the era of Sher Shah Suri.
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The excavated site includes:
- A designated resting area for travelers
- A water pond likely used for animals and guests
- Rare artefacts, including clay idols, toy carts, and bangle fragments
The Punjab government has approved Rs. 800 million for further excavation and preservation efforts across four key historical sites. This significant find not only enriches the understanding of ancient communication and travel systems but also highlights the rich cultural heritage of Harappa and its surrounding region.
