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Tandlianwala is a very good city off peace
editTandlianwala was previously part of Tehsil Samundri of District Faisalabad(Lyallpur). It has an equally big town Mamukanjan exactly on its west.
The town of Tandlianwal is connected with Shorkot and Multan in the west and Lahore and Sheikhupura in the east through rail and roads. It is also connected with Faisalabad and Samundri in the north and with Sahiwal and Okara in the south through road link.
The Tehsil consists of rural areas mainly. The important towns are Tandlianwala itself, Mamukanjan, Garh Fatehshah and small towns Rehmayshah, Pindi Sheikh Musa, Bahlak, Kilianwala and Kanjwani.
The River Ravi lays across its south.
Tehsil Kamalia of District Toba Tek Singh is towards west.
The Tehsil consists of Mauzaat and Chakook for instance Pir Salahuddin and Chak 506 GB.
the current MPA and MNA belongs to PMLN.