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Image 1 — GIS study reconstructs part of the ancient UNESCO listed Delhi–Lahore Badshahi Royal Road using surviving Kos Minars in Punjab
Image 2 — GIS study reconstructs part of the ancient UNESCO listed Delhi–Lahore Badshahi Royal Road using surviving Kos Minars in Punjab
Image 3 — GIS study reconstructs part of the ancient UNESCO listed Delhi–Lahore Badshahi Royal Road using surviving Kos Minars in Punjab

GIS study reconstructs part of the ancient UNESCO listed Delhi–Lahore Badshahi Royal Road using surviving Kos Minars in Punjab

Research reconstructs a section of the ancient Royal UNESCO-listed Delhi–Lahore Badshahi Grand Trunk Road in Punjab through surviving Kos Minars and UNESCO-listed heritage sites, revealing alignment with the Akbari kos (~4.19 km) rather than the commonly cited ~3.2 km value, along with major Sikh–Mughal heritage landscapes, Guru Arjan Dev Ji’s Gurudwara sarovar alignment with the historic road and revealing long-term infrastructural continuity.

Navdeep Sood
https://doi.org/10.1080/17448727.2026.2662188

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