Gujranwala:
Gujranwala, located in north-eastern Punjab, is a major industrial and commercial center, famous for steel, ceramics, and textile production. Agriculture also plays an important role, with wheat, rice, and sugarcane widely cultivated.

The district combines modern industries with traditional markets and cultural heritage, making it a bustling economic hub.

Gujrat:
Gujrat lies between the Chenab and Jhelum rivers and is renowned for its craftsmanship, especially furniture and ceramics.

The district also supports agriculture, producing wheat, rice, and citrus fruits. Its mix of industry, fertile lands, and scenic river landscapes makes Gujrat both economically and culturally significant.

Mandi Bahauddin:
Mandi Bahauddin is primarily an agricultural district in central Punjab. Fertile lands and irrigation support the cultivation of wheat, rice, sugarcane, and vegetables.

The district is known for its peaceful rural communities and traditional Punjabi lifestyle, with local markets and cultural fairs playing an important role.

Hafizabad:
Hafizabad, near the Chenab River, is famous for rice production and agriculture. Wheat, rice, and sugarcane are the main crops, while small-scale industries also contribute to the local economy. The district combines fertile lands with cultural traditions and rural life.

Sialkot:
Sialkot, in north-eastern Punjab near the Indian border, is internationally recognized for its sports goods, surgical instruments, and leather industries. Agriculture is also important, with wheat, rice, and citrus fruits grown locally.

Sialkot’s industrial growth alongside its cultural and historical heritage makes it an economically dynamic district.

Narowal:
Narowal is an agricultural district in north-eastern Punjab, close to the Indian border. Its fertile lands support wheat, rice, and sugarcane farming. The district is also culturally significant, with traditional Punjabi rural life and historic sites adding to its identity.