Jhantla (Urdu: جھانٹلہ) is a village situated in the Kharian Tehsil of Gujrat District, in the province of Punjab, Pakistan. Jhantla lies approximately 150 kilometers from Lahore, the provincial capital of Punjab, and 17 kilometers from Kharian.

Its coordinates are 32°51'0" N and 73°58'0" E, which place it in the Asia/Pacific region. Jhantla is classified as a "populated place" by regional mapping standards.

Jhantla is located in the central plains of Punjab. The village lies in proximity to major road networks connecting it to larger cities like Gujrat, Lalamusa, and Kharian. The surrounding areas are characterized by fields of wheat, rice, and sugarcane, reflecting the agrarian lifestyle of its inhabitants.

The time zone in Jhantla is Asia/Karachi (UTC/GMT+5), consistent with the rest of Pakistan. The village does not observe daylight saving time (DST).

Its history is intertwined with the agricultural economy of the Punjab region, and it plays a role in preserving traditional Punjabi customs, languages, and festivals. In which The local folk music, bazaars, and annual celebrations during Eid.

The village is also a place where families often gather for extended periods, maintaining a close-knit community atmosphere. Punjabi and Urdu are the primary languages spoken, with English often used for official and educational purposes.

While official population statistics are not readily available, Jhantla is home to a modest number of families who contribute to the local economy primarily through agriculture, small-scale trade, and remittances from overseas Pakistanis. The literacy rate in the region has been improving over the years due to increased access to educational facilities in nearby towns like Kharian and Lalamusa.

Jhantla is connected to the main transportation networks via roads leading to Kharian and Gujrat. The nearest railway station is in Lalamusa, which links the village to Pakistan’s broader rail system. Kharian Cantt, a major cantonment area, is also located nearby, adding to the village’s importance in the region.

The village has access to basic utilities, including electricity, mobile network coverage, and internet connectivity, although certain areas may experience intermittent supply. Local schools and mosques form the backbone of community infrastructure.

The climate of Jhantla is typical of the Punjab region, with hot summers and mild winters. The average annual temperature ranges between 25°C and 30°C, with June and July being the hottest months. The village experiences monsoon rains during the summer, which play a crucial role in sustaining its agriculture.