Punjab on India War Map

Land of five rivers; the Golden Temple and India's wheat-and-rice granary

Punjab has 22 districts and 220 slots. Every slot costs ₹99 to claim; taking an occupied one costs double what its holder paid.

Districts of Punjab

• Amritsar — Golden Temple, Jallianwala Bagh and the Wagah border ceremony
• Barnala — Trident's textile mills at Sanghera
• Bathinda — Guru Gobind Singh refinery, Qila Mubarak and the Malwa cotton belt
• Faridkot — Qila Mubarak and the Raj Mahal palace of a former Sikh princely state
• Fatehgarh Sahib — Gurdwara marking the 1705 martyrdom of Guru Gobind Singh's younger sons
• Fazilka — Abohar kinnow orchards and the Sadiqi border post
• Ferozepur — Hussainiwala, where Bhagat Singh, Rajguru and Sukhdev were cremated
• Gurdaspur — Dera Baba Nanak and the Kartarpur corridor; Batala's foundries
• Hoshiarpur — GI-tagged wood inlay craft in the Shivalik foothills
• Jalandhar — India's sports-goods capital; cricket bats, footballs and leather
• Kapurthala — Jagatjit Palace, built on Versailles lines; the Rail Coach Factory
• Ludhiana — Hosiery and bicycles; Punjab's largest city
• Mansa — Cotton fields of the Malwa; Budhlada and Sardulgarh
• Moga — Nestle's first Indian factory, opened in 1961
• Pathankot — Gateway to Jammu and Himachal; the Ranjit Sagar dam on the Ravi
• Patiala — Seat of the Phulkian maharajas; the outsized whisky peg and baggy salwar named for it
• Rupnagar — Anandpur Sahib, birthplace of the Khalsa in 1699; Harappan finds at Rupar
• S.A.S. Nagar — Mohali, the planned satellite of Chandigarh; PCA cricket stadium
• Sangrur — Paddy-and-wheat district of the Malwa plains; Banasar Bagh garden
• Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar — Khatkar Kalan, ancestral village of the revolutionary hanged in 1931
• Sri Muktsar Sahib — Battle of 1705 and the Maghi Mela honouring the forty Sikh martyrs
• Tarn Taran — Gurdwara with the largest sarovar of any Sikh shrine; Harike wetland

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