Majha is a region of the state of Punjab, in India. It is an area between the rivers Ravi and Beas which consists of the 3 districts of Gurdaspur, Amritsar, and Tarn Taran.

Map of Majha

• 31.6339874.872261 Amritsar — a holy city, home of the Golden Temple

• 32.033375.42 Gurdaspur — a city located between the Beas and Raavi rivers

• 32.3001375.885353 Nurpur — is famous for its silk and site of Nurpur Fort ruins

• 32.2643475.64214 Pathankot — capital of the Pathankot district

• 31.49975.22355 Qadian — birthplace of the founder of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

Majha historically referred to the central portion of Punjab before it was split between India and Pakistan in 1947. Much like Punjab itself, Majha was divided during the partition with Lahore being the biggest city on the Pakistani side of Majha, and Amritsar being the biggest city on the Indian side of Majha.