Destination Pakistan Guide

Destination Pakistan Guide

Walled City of Lahore

Punjab

Alexander Monument Pakistan

Alexander Monument Pakistan

Alexander the Great conquered several empires from Greece through middle-east and central Asia to the land making today’s Pakistan and earned a name as a great conqueror. His long odyssey left unforgettable imprints wherever he made invasions. One of them perhaps was the famous battle of the Hydaspes with Raja Porus of Pauravas on the … Alexander Monument Pakistan Read More » ...
Noor Jahan's Tomb

Noor Jahan’s Tomb

Empress Noor Jahan’s Tomb is located in the Shahdra Bagh in Lahore, across Ravi River, just separated by a train track from that of her husband’s and her brother’s tombs. She was the beloved wife of the Mughal Emperor Jahangir and most popular queen of Mughal period. She died in 1645 and was buried in … Noor Jahan’s Tomb Read More » ...
Tomb of Asif Khan

Tomb of Asif Khan

The Tomb of Asif Khan is a magnificent edifice crowned by a high bulbous dome. Asif Khan’s tomb is situated in Shahdara Bagh, adjacent to Akbari Sarai, in the city of Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. Like that of other noble persons in the Mughal courts, Asif Khan’s tomb is also octagonal in shape and embellished using … Tomb of Asif Khan Read More » ...
Akbari Sarai from front

Akbari Sarai

The Akbari Sarai (Palace of Akbar) is a large oblong-shaped courtyard situated between Jahangir’s Tomb and Asif Khan’s Tomb in Lahore city in Punjab province of Pakistan.  This unique Mughal-era structure was built in 1637 to host travelers and caretakers of Jahangir’s Tomb. It also served as a mail station known as dak chowki. History … Akbari Sarai Read More » ...
Front of the Mughal Emperor Jahangir's Tomb in Lahore

Jahangir’s Tomb

The Mughal Emperor Jahangir’s Tomb is the most glorious edifice in Lahore, Pakistan. The tomb complex is sited in Shahdara – on the right bank of the Ravi River, to the northwest of the Walled City of Lahore. In fact, it is the only Mughal tomb surviving intact in the region and is considered the … Jahangir’s Tomb Read More » ...
Shalimar Gardens

Shalimar Gardens

The Shalimar Gardens in Lahore is an exceptional Mughal garden complex. It was constructed during the artistic and aesthetic zenith of the Mughal rule. The construction of the Shalimar Gardens began on 12 June 1641 by the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan and completed after 18 months at the end of 1942. The Shalimar Gardens and … Shalimar Gardens Read More » ...
Lahore Fort

Lahore Fort

The modern-day Lahore Fort is located in the northwestern corner of the historical city of Lahore. Locally known as Shahi Qila, the royal fort is an architectural masterpiece bearing a rich history. Its distinctive design covers an area of almost 20 hectares, measuring about 427 meters east-west and 335 meters north-south, excluding the outer fortification … Lahore Fort Read More » ...
Derawar Fort

Derawar Fort

Derawar Fort or Qila Derawar is a gigantic citadel in Bahawalpur district, on the edge of Cholistan Desert, in southern Punjab, Pakistan. Square in shape and towering over the wide stretch of surrounding semi-desert, the massive fort can easily be seen from miles. It looks glowing gold particularly when the early morning rays hit the … Derawar Fort Read More » ...
Punjab Province of Pakistan

Punjab Province of Pakistan

Derived from the Persian words Punj (five) and Ab (water), Punjab literally means “(The land of) Five Rivers” referring to the Jhelum, Chenab, Ravi, Sutlej, and Beas. The Beas is now in Indian Punjab and Indus is included as the fifth river of Punjab in Pakistan.  Punjab is the most fertile, populous, and prosperous province of Pakistan housing approximately 56% of … Punjab Province of Pakistan Read More » ...
Hidden Treasures of Lahore

Hidden Treasures of Lahore

Lahore is the second largest city and the cultural hub of Pakistan. The city has a charming longstanding history and is entirely rich in tourist attractions, mostly of historic and cultural significance. However, sadly, only a few conventional landmarks out of a cluster are known to the general public and tourists. The “Hidden Treasures of … Hidden Treasures of Lahore Read More » ...
Tourist Attractions in Lahore

Tourist Attractions in Lahore

Lahore is the second largest city and cultural hub of Pakistan, also known as Pakistan’s cultural capital. It is the provincial capital of Punjab, enormously blessed with architectural and cultural heritage. Tourist attractions in Lahore are spread in abundance and the city also has the honour of holding the largest number of important educational institutions. … Tourist Attractions in Lahore Read More » ...
Walled city of Lahore

Walled City of Lahore

The one square kilometer densely populated walled city in the heart of Lahore houses a variety of architectural treasures and was once accessible by 13 gates. The Walled City of Lahore is also known as the Old City of Lahore and was established around 1000 CE. Most of the monuments housed in the city belong … Walled City of Lahore Read More » ...
Khewra Salt Mines

Khewra Salt Mine

The Khewra Salt Mine (also known as Mayo Salt Mine) is the second largest salt deposit in the world and largest in Pakistan. The mine is located in the Salt Range Khewra, an administrative subdivision of Jehlum District in Punjab Province of Pakistan. It is one of the largest sources of Pink Himalayan Salt and … Khewra Salt Mine Read More » ...
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