This is a marvel of Mughal architecture with its fabulous Shish Mahal (Hall of Mirrors) and superbly preserved Hall of Special and Common audience. One can also experience the pleasure of walking through Pakistan’s only surviving elephant-steps.

Considered the world’s largest living, historical mosque, it was constructed using an attractive blend of white marble and red sand stones. The poet-philosopher Allama Muhammad Iqbal is buried at its footsteps.

The Lahore Museum displays a complete cross-section of the culture and history of the region with rare manuscripts, miniatures, Islamic calligraphy, contemporary arts and crafts. Pakistan’s finest museum also contains one of the best collections of Buddhist art from the Gandhara period.

Walled City also known as Old Lahore, accessible through 12 gates, is certainly the highlight of Lahore. This fascinating area is a maze of interconnecting alleys and multi-storey houses. Let us book a tour and walk through its picturesque and crowded bazaars

Shalimar means ‘the place of love and happiness. With its triple-terraced gardens decorated with marble pavilions, this is one of the world’s finest Persian style gardens, laid down by mughal emperor Shah Jahan.

It identifies Wagah border celebrations, assists as good transition terminal, and a railway station between Pakistan and India., it is the boundary line dividing India and Pakistan. Moreover, at the time of freedom in 1947, migrants from India entered Pakistan using this border. So, it is the historical place in Lahore. Every day, a flag-on and flag-off ceremony held here in morning and evening.Hence, there is a huge crowd here to attend this ceremony. It is very inspiring and patriotic event.