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Wan is a village in the Sialkot District in the Punjab province of Pakistan, situated between Daska, Sambrial and Wazirabad.

32°25′N 71°42′E / 32.417°N 71.700°E / 32.417; 71.700

v t e Populated places in Sialkot District
Tehsils	Daska Pasrur Sambrial Sialkot
Cities and towns	Baddomalhi Chawinda Daska Gohad Pur Kotli Loharan East Kotli Loharan West Pasrur Sadda Sahowala Sambrial Sialkot Siranwali Ugoki Wadala Sandhuan
Villages	Adamke Addha Allo Mahar Baddoke Cheema Bairi Balgan Begowala Bhagot Bhagowal Bhopalwala Bhulair Bajwa Bhuttar Chakchohdu Chhowni Sulehrian Dalowali Dhallewali Gadgor Gerbla Syedan Ghuinke Gunna Kalan Jajjay Sahian Jamke Cheema Janewali Jathekey Kakay Wali Kalekay Nagra Kapurpur Khan Jajja Kharota Syedan Kot Manan Malhian Mallu-Chhitt Mandranwala Manpur Mundair Kalan Nawan Sohawa Perochak Pind Brahmanan Qila Kallar Wala Raja Harpal Ralioke Sabo Bhadiyar Sahibkay Cheema Saukin Wind Seowal Shamsa Cheema Targa Tarigri Umarke Wan

Nala Aik cuts this from outer banks.Wan stands as a diverse village characterized by a predominant Cheema family majority. Tariq Yousaf Cheema has played a significant role in fostering development and contributing to various social factors within the community. Additionally, the village boasts a substantial population of Meo, Christian, and other lower castes, reflecting a rich tapestry of residents.