@koolkopper Used to have them at my grandparents house! Water actually tasted different

@asmaalizain It has the taste of the earthenware.

@koolkopper @ssnaqi was trying to find a gharha online, post if you know where it can be bought online.

@ShaziaZRafi @ssnaqi It might not be available on line, however they are widely available in the rural areas of Pakistan.

@koolkopper We have a modern version of this at home with water cooler tab. It's commonly sold in markets.

@kiyani_asma I have seen them but gharra was the best.

@koolkopper Mangi der khole khwand ao yakhe obo e we uncle kali k ba wo pakhwa as der rare k charta cha fashion la kor k welhe we

@koolkopper What you remind me sir it was in use till 2000 at our home ,i miss tht time too

@koolkopper The aged peoples also drinking water from this nowadays

@koolkopper We used it till our childhood. The rack of these earthenwares is called “Garrwanj” in pukhto.

@koolkopper It has their own taste. Couldn’t find such taste in plastic/ steels containers

@koolkopper Mangy ....منګي ... a very much present part of culture & folk . It was present till 90s in every house if a village ...now very rare. But across KP, still see its selling points like the one near scheme chowk kohat road. Very much present in pashto tappa and music.❤

@koolkopper They may know the mangey part but few would know about " garwanjj " and " brrgholey" 😊

@koolkopper I don't miss it... because we still use it ☺️

@koolkopper In summer it is still find an abundance in rural areas

@koolkopper We still have them. I’ll show you a photo.

@koolkopper Water from a matka/mangai has the pleasant fragrance of rainfall on parched earth!

@koolkopper ګودر ته ځم راپسې راشه منګي مه دوه دی نري ملا مه ماتوينه

@koolkopper Sir, you confuse the burger generation.

@koolkopper @Jan_Achakzai I am still enjoying water this in Islamabad