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Pakistan's Last Railway Station | Chak Amru Border Story /چک امرو شکر گڑھ

Pakistan's most easterly railway station — Chak Amru (چک امرُو) in Narowal district is right on the India border! In this short video, explore the history of this British-era station, its abandoned tracks, geography near the Wagah border area, and why it's called Pakistan's last station. Named after businessman Lala Amarnath, this forgotten gem tells stories of partition, 1971 war, and rural Punjab life. Discover the metrook (abandoned) Shahdara Bagh–Chak Amru Branch Line, Shakargarh tehsil, and its proximity to Kartarpur Corridor. A quick 4-minute journey into Pakistan's border history! Timestamps: 0:00 - Intro to Chak Amru 0:45 - History & British Era 1:30 - Geography & Border Location 2:15 - Famous Places & Abandoned Station 3:00 - Why It's Special Today If you love hidden places, partition history, or Pakistan travel vlogs — like, comment "Border Vibes" & subscribe to Dais Kahani for more untold stories of Punjab! #ChakAmru #PakistanRailways #BorderPakistan Channel: Dais Kahani Subscribe for more Pakistani history & travel shorts. your further queries; Chak Amru Chak Amru railway station Pakistan last railway station چک امرُو ریلوے اسٹیشن Narowal district Shakargarh tehsil Pakistan India border abandoned railway station Pakistan British era railway Pakistan Shahdara Bagh Chak Amru branch line Chak Amru history Pakistan easternmost station border village Pakistan Punjab hidden places Kartarpur corridor nearby partition 1947 railway 1971 war Shakargarh rural Punjab travel Pakistan travel vlog Dais Kahani #ChakAmru #PakistanLastStation #BorderStory #PakistanHistory #PunjabTravel