Moj Garh Fort
General information
Location	Cholistan, Punjab, Pakistan
Coordinates	29°00′48″N 72°08′24″E / 29.0132°N 72.1401°E / 29.0132; 72.1401
Estimated completion	1743

Moj Garh Fort is a historic fort, about 70 km (43 mi) from Bahawalnagar, along the Yazman–Fort Abbas road in Thandi Khoi.^[1] It is in the Cholistan Desert near the border with India.^[1]

Moj Garh Fort was constructed by Emperor Maroof Khan Kehrani in 1743 AD.^[2] It was built using solid bricks and mud and was decorated with glazed tiles.^[2] A dome was constructed 370 m (400 yd) south of the fort.^[2]

By the turn of the century^[vague], Moj Garh Fort had collapsed, and only its crumbled structure remains.^[1] The Desert Rangers have since taken over the fort and initiated preservation and rehabilitation efforts.^[1]

The exterior and interior facing bricks of the fortification wall are missing in several places, exposing the underlying mud-brick pit.^[3] Despite the damage, about half of the relics have survived, with the exterior wall and interior structure still prominently visible.^[4]

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