Places , like this, I'm a sucker for. This history should be restored, and preserved. So many are quick to forget it or want it banned. Good, or bad, it should be preserved.
I've been as a child and it really is amazing.. Two landmarks I'd reccomend, killah Rotas (Rotas Fort) here. And Badshai mosque (the King's mosque). 🕌 👑
I'm glad you got to visit Rohtas. Lots of history packed in this Fort. I have family that live within the four walls, so we visit quite regularly whenever we're in Pakistan. Enjoy the rest of your trip 💜
Great to see you in my ancestors village 👍 thanks for going and showing us. Feels like I’m there on the journey with u guys. 👌Appreciate it mate .. we live in The uk 👍
Well Done Callum, thank you very much for your feedback. I hope the government releases funds for this fort it’s beautiful. As you said it’s peaceful and there’s history. That’s what we need history continues for next generations to come. They experience this beautiful adventure, gain knowledge Ameen 🤲🏽
Great content ... another historical fact ..your in the vicinity of where Alexander the great reached with his Macedonian greek army and fought a battle with the local king raja porus...Pakistan is rich with history..maybe you should visit the ancient city of taxila just outside rawalpindi
The man addressed you with respect by saying, “mehman- Guest” foreigner- as you guys are. Sadly his English didn’t help asking questions. He also wanted your input and send messages /comments to tell the government of Pakistan to invest and repair their old forgotten history. ❤❤❤ Well done for visiting places that were once ruled by our forefathers. 🎉
My family home is in cantt but i only saw this place in 2015. Jhelum is growing, thankyou for visiting. Heard there is a new mall near ajwa and peere shagazi is a must, definitely visit. Get into the spirit of Jhelum x
I visited this fort in 1993. There was no road at that time to reach there. We travelled through a river bed on old trucks. It was in a much better condition in that time. It made me sad how it looks like now. I hope that people of Pakistan will take care of this gem of a place.
I think you should upload some drown shots if you can as that place looks amazing. The mughal era is all over pakistan and kashmir the architecture is absolutely amazing and if they where repaired to there original glories they would look absolutely amazing. By the way the news guy was saying how westerners are visiting these forts and the government of Pakistan needs to invest more in these places.
I'm so so soooo happy you went to Rohtas. It gave me so many memories. I'm so happy you went. Cousins always said its haunted we had so much fun there. I think the reporter wanted you to reflect on the historic site. The community there for ages have wanted the government to support preserve the fort and utilise the fort as a tourist destination which will support the local economy. I think they kind of saw you as an opportunity to emphasis the point. Aww memories....i need to book my ticket lol😂
Yes brother cullam getting famous like Eva zubek ! She also a utuber , and got famous she polish , and she also loves Pakistan good for yoy cullam well done brother 👏👍
I remember visiting Rohtaas fort before it became a world heritage site. It was a ruin and nobody went there.I caught a bus from Dina on the GT road and rode on the roof. That was before 9/11 when Pakistan had a different vibe to it for tourists.There is a deep step well and a small Hindu temple too.
Rohas fort seems to be during the first Mughal emperor Babur's time. That was the beginning of the Muslim Moghul empire that ruled South Asia. The great grand father of the guy who built the Taj Mahal!
Beautiful location- on a strategic hill built on a vast area. Indeed, a very interesting place! Perhaps your host should have translated for you when you were giving the tv interview. The reporter wanted you to say that the place needs to be restored to make it more tourist friendly. The museum artefacts needed to be displayed better and without graffiti.. tbh.. it seemed a dusty ghost house.
Callum, this Fort was built by Shah Suri , who wanted to attack the people of pothoar (basically the Ghakars rebelled and were strong men)Ghakars-Kiani’s who ruled those lands arnt like their forefathers anymore(only some are loyal) Sadly all this is left as history for the coming generation and of course the Pakistani government will not care to restore the history, unless Kiani’s do so. Like Islamabad’s original name was “Pothohar region” and then changed only 50-60years ago to Islamabad. Sadly the Pothohars living there couldn’t do anything. Also last line copied- there’s another fort built by the Ghakars. According to traditions, Rawat Fort was built by the Ghakkar tribe in 16th century. The region is also said to have been the battleground between the Ghakkar chief Sultan Sarang Khan ❤and Sher Shah Suri in 1546 AD.
@@ssfamilyandvlogs9943 it’s history and I pondered over the whole of this issue and decided that one day I’ll get the Ghakars fort repaired and up to date and bring those memories with the will of the lord of the heavens and earth. The fort in this video was built to destroy Ghakars-Kiani’s 😂😮 but the “Qila Rawaat” “Rawaat fort “ is built by those of Sultan Sarang Khan Ghakar and one day will take Callum there and that’s that! ❤
It's a shame I live across the road from this fort about two miles away and never saw all of this. However a very nice video along with some information of course.
Muslims, Muslim brothers hold hands this is common in the East, it is from love for you brother, chivalry, friendship and normally when muslim brothers do this they are on there way for something that is good and beneficial Example, a muslim brother might take the hand of his muslim brother and take him to the mosque for salah with the congregation because in the other Muslim brother might have been a lazy inclination not to go, so he take him by the hand to the mosque
Suri fought against Ghakhar king Sarang khan. This castle was built against this great brave tribe. Ghakhars came here with great sultan Mehmood of Ghazna. Ghakhars ruled over this area including mirpur more than seven hundred yrs. U can see this in the Punjab Gezette.
Mk2 I think. The front end was different from the Mk1. However they have a lot of MK1's in Karachi since they used them for public transport. I remember riding in one as a youth. :)
Such a shame none of those Muslims prayed even though it was the time for salah, they prioritised the trip over doing their duty as a Muslims and offering prayer. May Allah remind all the brothers and sisters around the world on the importance of salah.
They may not understand the meaning of “Adhaan” 70-80% Asian Muslims don’t. As you can hear them saying whilst the call to prayer they are talking about playing “ludo” I’m sure I read it was Surah “Fath” talk about similar events. The reality is the our lord calls us to success 5 times a day and most people don’t want that success. Saying all this, we can’t point a finger at someone when the rest are pointing towards us.
More like Ghakars who actually ruled pothohar and it’s been their area ever since. Sadly their boood line-nowadays isn’t like the old. Callum is in the region of pothohar and Ghakars. The loyal and brave still get to be in the army and are also known as “Khan” Till the people there in Pak don’t change themselves, Allah won’t change them. But it can start from you all who are living there and your children.
@@CallumAbroad Local customs and culture in Pak. generally frowns upon showing off too much bare skin. Dressing modestly in many Asiatic countries shows respect for local conservative norms and traditional culture and you get respect back . People often quietly judge foreigners by how they dress. You don't dress for the beach in day to day life in Pak., most parts of India , Iran or Afg.. The local costume is cheap, cool to wear in hot weather and comfortable. You blend in better too. It is Just my opinion from a person of Pak. origin who was born in the UK and has spent a lot of time in the South Asian region. I also am fluent in Urdu and Hindi . The TV Man who interviewed you , whose English was poor to abysmal, was very respectful towards you in Urdu language in his TV interview with you. Learning a few phrases in Hindi and Urdu goes a long way in N. India and Pak.. If you ever visit Persian speaking countries such as Iran, Tajikistan, Parts of Uzbekistan , Afg. etc. then knowing some phrasebook Persian/ Farsi will be invaluable.Keep making the videos . They are enjoyable. Safar Ba Khair/ safe travels.
I wear my shorts and t shirts and also wear my shalwar kameez in Pakistan. I’m very respectable to other cultures and religions. I think it’s sad that some people their will judge others on the way they dress like you just said. Thanks for checking out the videos tho mate! Really appreciated 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Callum, I must appreciate your efforts for highlighting beautiful places of Pakistan. But would like to share one observation. Your videos lack energy and enthusiasm. Why are you visiting these places? Are you on a paid trip? Or you really came here to explore? You comments are just not interesting. You overall video become boring.
There is a ciggertte factory in Jhelum where they make Gold Leaf ciggerttes and has English management. Be a interesting video or try going Keevra which is a Salt Mine.
Places , like this, I'm a sucker for. This history should be restored, and preserved. So many are quick to forget it or want it banned. Good, or bad, it should be preserved.
I've been as a child and it really is amazing..
Two landmarks I'd reccomend, killah Rotas (Rotas Fort) here. And Badshai mosque (the King's mosque). 🕌 👑
I'm glad you got to visit Rohtas. Lots of history packed in this Fort. I have family that live within the four walls, so we visit quite regularly whenever we're in Pakistan. Enjoy the rest of your trip 💜
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Great to see you in my ancestors village 👍 thanks for going and showing us. Feels like I’m there on the journey with u guys. 👌Appreciate it mate .. we live in The uk 👍
I suggest you please visit tilla jogian Jhelum very peaceful and beautiful place with beautiful history
Mashalla nice video keep it up sir and make trip to Dadyal as well
Well Done Callum, thank you very much for your feedback. I hope the government releases funds for this fort it’s beautiful. As you said it’s peaceful and there’s history. That’s what we need history continues for next generations to come. They experience this beautiful adventure,
gain knowledge Ameen 🤲🏽
Feeding and helping the poor is a better investment
Great content ... another historical fact ..your in the vicinity of where Alexander the great reached with his Macedonian greek army and fought a battle with the local king raja porus...Pakistan is rich with history..maybe you should visit the ancient city of taxila just outside rawalpindi
Thats my yaaardd big upp 🙌🏽🙌🏽
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The man addressed you with respect by saying, “mehman- Guest” foreigner- as you guys are.
Sadly his English didn’t help asking questions. He also wanted your input and send messages /comments to tell the government of Pakistan to invest and repair their old forgotten history. ❤❤❤
Well done for visiting places that were once ruled by our forefathers. 🎉
So sweet off him
@@ssfamilyandvlogs9943 common manners that Islam teaches and Rasool according to Quran.
My family home is in cantt but i only saw this place in 2015.
Jhelum is growing, thankyou for visiting.
Heard there is a new mall near ajwa and peere shagazi is a must, definitely visit.
Get into the spirit of Jhelum x
😂 being a Pakistani born living in U.K.
Getting prouder being a Pakistani 😂😂😂 love my Pakistan
I'm happy to see you again sharing our historical places to whole world
I visited this fort in 1993. There was no road at that time to reach there. We travelled through a river bed on old trucks. It was in a much better condition in that time. It made me sad how it looks like now. I hope that people of Pakistan will take care of this gem of a place.
I think you should upload some drown shots if you can as that place looks amazing. The mughal era is all over pakistan and kashmir the architecture is absolutely amazing and if they where repaired to there original glories they would look absolutely amazing.
By the way the news guy was saying how westerners are visiting these forts and the government of Pakistan needs to invest more in these places.
Salaam great job with shooting the fort thanks again mate
Wery nise wideo uplord rewiew wlog mi frend 👍
I'm so so soooo happy you went to Rohtas. It gave me so many memories. I'm so happy you went. Cousins always said its haunted we had so much fun there. I think the reporter wanted you to reflect on the historic site. The community there for ages have wanted the government to support preserve the fort and utilise the fort as a tourist destination which will support the local economy. I think they kind of saw you as an opportunity to emphasis the point. Aww memories....i need to book my ticket lol😂
GO ON CALLUM STRAIGHT ON THE 🇵🇰 NEWS... DOIN IT BRO! #MIRPUR #Glesga
Welcome to Dina... Whenever you will come to this city later in future, do contact me. I will be there for you to make you visit this beautiful city.
Well done callum ,another great vlog 👏
Welcome sir . From jhelum
My home town just go to faisal dahi bhally and fruit chat
Another great video Callum getting better all the time
Yes brother cullam getting famous like Eva zubek ! She also a utuber , and got famous she polish , and she also loves Pakistan good for yoy cullam well done brother 👏👍
Good to see you in Jhelum, next time will invite you to a different historical part of it. Regards
Your filming is amazing!
Great vlog Callum thanks mate
Good vlog callum keep it up 💗💕
I remember visiting Rohtaas fort before it became a world heritage site. It was a ruin and nobody went there.I caught a bus from Dina on the GT road and rode on the roof. That was before 9/11 when Pakistan had a different vibe to it for tourists.There is a deep step well and a small Hindu temple too.
Enjoy your trip wish I was there
Nice one 👍
Hey callum, what's the American guy's youtube page? I would love to see his footage
Oh my God What A Palace i wish to be there One Day...
Very nice vlog 👌
my best bro you both are looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec countries lot of love from your best bro viki 💙
People holding hands is a sign of strong friendship/brotherhood. At the same time a a lot of Battyboys lol
Correctly butt tow is possible also 😂😂
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Real talk 😂😂😂 hella batty boys
Mashallah beautiful video and I hope you are well
My City bro Dina
Have u been to CHAK JAMAL JEHLUM? village side
my city dina ❤
Rohas fort seems to be during the first Mughal emperor Babur's time. That was the beginning of the Muslim Moghul empire that ruled South Asia. The great grand father of the guy who built the Taj Mahal!
LMFAO at the news anchor 🤣🤣🤣🤣
That’s my city Jhelum. I miss it so much 😢
I actually have my mums side of the family at rohtas fort, I've been there so many times, still amazes me how I live in such a historical place
Look at the soldiers helmet on the sign. Sooooo Cooool!
Beautiful location- on a strategic hill built on a vast area. Indeed, a very interesting place! Perhaps your host should have translated for you when you were giving the tv interview. The reporter wanted you to say that the place needs to be restored to make it more tourist friendly. The museum artefacts needed to be displayed better and without graffiti.. tbh.. it seemed a dusty ghost house.
My thoughts 😊 or should have written the English transcript.
I went to Rohtas fort on my last holiday
Callum, this Fort was built by Shah Suri , who wanted to attack the people of pothoar (basically the Ghakars rebelled and were strong men)Ghakars-Kiani’s who ruled those lands arnt like their forefathers anymore(only some are loyal) Sadly all this is left as history for the coming generation and of course the Pakistani government will not care to restore the history, unless Kiani’s do so.
Like Islamabad’s original name was “Pothohar region” and then changed only 50-60years ago to Islamabad. Sadly the Pothohars living there couldn’t do anything.
Also last line copied- there’s another fort built by the Ghakars.
According to traditions, Rawat Fort was built by the Ghakkar tribe in 16th century. The region is also said to have been the battleground between the Ghakkar chief Sultan Sarang Khan ❤and Sher Shah Suri in 1546 AD.
Good sharing
@@ssfamilyandvlogs9943 it’s history and I pondered over the whole of this issue and decided that one day I’ll get the Ghakars fort repaired and up to date and bring those memories with the will of the lord of the heavens and earth. The fort in this video was built to destroy Ghakars-Kiani’s 😂😮 but the “Qila Rawaat” “Rawaat fort “ is built by those of Sultan Sarang Khan Ghakar and one day will take Callum there and that’s that! ❤
@@kiank4979 good luck
Ended up on a news channel 😂😂 legend
Jhelum city is very good
My ancestors built the rohtas fort 👍🏽
It's a shame I live across the road from this fort about two miles away and never saw all of this. However a very nice video along with some information of course.
My hometown 😊
My nanny's family live there. We been many times. They used to own the corner shop my uncle Mahmood is still a guide there. I live in Peterborough uk
Quality again bro
callum bro can't find the alex channel link
They used to have Horses in Dina over 20 years ago and much cleaner and lively. 😊 apart from the Gutters where some people fell😂
Been there. It’s large!!!
You can feel the history in this place the Mughals adored Jhelum
Muslims, Muslim brothers hold hands this is common in the East, it is from love for you brother, chivalry, friendship and normally when muslim brothers do this they are on there way for something that is good and beneficial
Example, a muslim brother might take the hand of his muslim brother and take him to the mosque for salah with the congregation because in the other Muslim brother might have been a lazy inclination not to go, so he take him by the hand to the mosque
Nice
Come to Jhelum City Brother😍💕
Suri fought against Ghakhar king Sarang khan. This castle was built against this great brave tribe. Ghakhars came here with great sultan Mehmood of Ghazna. Ghakhars ruled over this area including mirpur more than seven hundred yrs. U can see this in the Punjab Gezette.
Callum go to muree for the day , get it on the video lad
Very gud
I am from Dina village nakoder mangla rd😊
Hahahaha the interview man was more historic
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Welcome to Pakistan 🇵🇰
Jhelum is beautiful
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Who else saw the blue Mk1 Ford Transit in the background in the Fort?
Mk2 I think. The front end was different from the Mk1. However they have a lot of MK1's in Karachi since they used them for public transport. I remember riding in one as a youth. :)
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Callum your a Chaudhry in Pakistan my family wouldn't let me travel alone 😆 😂 🤣
Such a shame none of those Muslims prayed even though it was the time for salah, they prioritised the trip over doing their duty as a Muslims and offering prayer. May Allah remind all the brothers and sisters around the world on the importance of salah.
They may not understand the meaning of “Adhaan” 70-80% Asian Muslims don’t. As you can hear them saying whilst the call to prayer they are talking about playing “ludo” I’m sure I read it was Surah “Fath” talk about similar events. The reality is the our lord calls us to success 5 times a day and most people don’t want that success.
Saying all this, we can’t point a finger at someone when the rest are pointing towards us.
❤JHELUM FORT❤
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Botaaa ov waaa
Callum go to dadyal
This place in summer is infested with snakes and all sorts of creepy crawlies
I think it’s time you need to invest in a drone now get some arial shots
❤DINA(PUNJAB)❤
hi how are you
Near my house
Seen one castle you seen them all
Must be easy to go house hunting with you 😂
Nonsense. Asian History and architecture means nothing to you. You are a dolt!
@@MisterTMH triggered
We need another SHER SHAH SURI to come back in PAK to get rid of these haramkhor crooks and their SAHOOLATKARS ,who're ruling the country.
More like Ghakars who actually ruled pothohar and it’s been their area ever since. Sadly their boood line-nowadays isn’t like the old. Callum is in the region of pothohar and Ghakars. The loyal and brave still get to be in the army and are also known as “Khan”
Till the people there in Pak don’t change themselves, Allah won’t change them. But it can start from you all who are living there and your children.
Any chance of a panjeri video bossman
british were mean to this place
Pronounced Roh Taaahs fort.
Wearing shorts in Pak. is a bad idea. Just dress as the locals do .
why is it a bad idea?
@@CallumAbroad Local customs and culture in Pak. generally frowns upon showing off too much bare skin. Dressing modestly in many Asiatic countries shows respect for local conservative norms and traditional culture and you get respect back . People often quietly judge foreigners by how they dress. You don't dress for the beach in day to day life in Pak., most parts of India , Iran or Afg.. The local costume is cheap, cool to wear in hot weather and comfortable. You blend in better too. It is Just my opinion from a person of Pak. origin who was born in the UK and has spent a lot of time in the South Asian region. I also am fluent in Urdu and Hindi . The TV Man who interviewed you , whose English was poor to abysmal, was very respectful towards you in Urdu language in his TV interview with you. Learning a few phrases in Hindi and Urdu goes a long way in N. India and Pak.. If you ever visit Persian speaking countries such as Iran, Tajikistan, Parts of Uzbekistan , Afg. etc. then knowing some phrasebook Persian/ Farsi will be invaluable.Keep making the videos . They are enjoyable. Safar Ba Khair/ safe travels.
I wear my shorts and t shirts and also wear my shalwar kameez in Pakistan. I’m very respectable to other cultures and religions. I think it’s sad that some people their will judge others on the way they dress like you just said.
Thanks for checking out the videos tho mate! Really appreciated 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Its sad to look at the graffiti.
Nothing to see in a fort. Waste of time and visit
Callum, I must appreciate your efforts for highlighting beautiful places of Pakistan. But would like to share one observation. Your videos lack energy and enthusiasm. Why are you visiting these places? Are you on a paid trip? Or you really came here to explore? You comments are just not interesting. You overall video become boring.
There is a ciggertte factory in Jhelum where they make Gold Leaf ciggerttes and has English management. Be a interesting video or try going Keevra which is a Salt Mine.
Yar is Pakistan anchor ki English bhot choteyaap haii