Sargodha:
Sargodha district is one of the largest and most historic districts in Punjab. It is famously known as the “City of Eagles” and is a major hub for citrus farming, especially oranges. The district has well-developed agriculture, education, and healthcare facilities, making it an important center for trade and learning in the region.

Khushab:
Khushab district is located in the central part of Punjab and is known for its rich agricultural lands and growing industrial activities. Part of the Thal Desert stretches into Khushab, giving it a unique landscape. The district is also notable for its role in nuclear research and defense-related projects, which adds to its strategic importance.

Mianwali:
Mianwali district lies in the north-west of Punjab, bordering the Thal Desert and close to the Indus River. The area is rich in natural resources and offers scenic views with rivers, hills, and desert landscapes. Mianwali is also famous for sports, especially wrestling and football, and has several military training centers.

Bhakkar:
Bhakkar district is situated in the western part of Punjab and is primarily an agricultural area, known for wheat and cotton production. The district experiences a dry climate, with vast open lands and riverside areas. It also has several historical sites, reflecting its rich cultural heritage and making it an interesting place to explore.