Name of Monument: Choa Gujjar Pul
Location: Chamkani, Peshawar
Date of Construction: c. Mid 17th century
Materials of Construction: Bricks and lime mortar
When Ahmad Mimar Lahori was busy in the design and construction of Garden of Hasan Abdal (Wah Garden) and Sarai at Hasan Abdal, his son was busy in the design and construction of Choa Gujar Bridge over Bara River near Chamkani town on Grand Truck Road. There were several bridges constructed between Lahore and Peshawar particularly on Nala Dek but this bridge in finest among all bridges constructed in Pakistan. There are 12 viaducts which also make it one of the longest bridges constructed in Pakistan during the Mughal period. The main feature of the bridge is its semicircular buttresses attached to each viaduct which culminate in the form of domelet near the parapet wall. After every two buttresses the third one took the form of pillarlets and project out of the parapet wall and topped again with ringed domelets. The buttresses and pillarlets present a picturesque view of the bridge in the vast landscape.
Majestic View of Chamkani Bridge
Naqoosh-e-Javidan 