• Imperial Mosque Lahore / Badshahi Masjid Lahore - Exceptionally well-maintained, with a rich history and stunning architecture, this mosque draws millions of visitors annually. Constructed in 1673 with red tiles, featuring three domes, four large and four small minarets, “The Mosque” is a masterpiece of art in the subcontinent.
• Masjid Wazir Khan - Built in the 17th century, this 400-year-old mosque is impressively decorated and offers a serene atmosphere. A remarkable piece of art from the Mughal dynasty, “Masjid Wazir Khan” is another historical landmark in Lahore. Navigate through narrow streets and vendors to discover this hidden gem of Lahore.
• Lahore Fort - “Lahore Fort,” also known as Shahi Qila, is an incredible landmark in Lahore. It is the perfect place to learn about the shared history of India and Pakistan and the rise and fall of the Mughal Dynasty. Previously neglected, significant restoration work is now underway. Dewan-e-Aam and Shish Mahal are the most beautiful areas of the fort. A visit to Lahore is incomplete without seeing this magnificent fort.
• Minar-e-Pakistan - Minar-e-Pakistan is a national monument and a popular tourist attraction in Lahore. Built between 1960 and 1968, it commemorates the movement for Pakistan’s independence that began in 1940. The structure is a splendid blend of Mughal, Islamic, and modern architecture.
• Army Museum - Experience the magnificence of this museum to learn about the history, sacrifices, and achievements of the brave Pakistani nation and army. Inaugurated on August 13, 2017, the museum offers a comprehensive presentation of 900 years of history. It is an excellent source of information on Pakistan’s history, culture, and traditions.
• Food Street Fort Road - Fort Food Street is a marvel in the heart of Lahore for food enthusiasts. It is an authentic street offering the best food tasting options amidst historical structures. Enjoy traditional music, puppet shows, delicious food, and much excitement to explore.
• Emporium Mall - A modern, beautiful, and expansive shopping mall in Lahore. It is an ideal place for shopping and dining, especially for women seeking gorgeous Pakistani dresses, handbags, shoes, and fashion accessories. Enjoy a variety of delicious and hygienic food options.
• Lahore Museum - With extensive collections of artifacts from Hinduism, Sikhism, and Buddhism, “Lahore Museum” is a welcoming cultural landmark in Lahore. It is one of the oldest museums in Pakistan, built in the 1860s.
• Wagah Border - A must-see experience during a visit to Lahore, Pakistan. Wagah Border is a land border between Pakistan and India, located 17 miles and a 30-minute drive from the center of Lahore. Witness the amazing flag ceremony and rangers parade on both sides of the Pakistan and Indian borders. Experience the enthusiastic support from the audience for their respective soldiers. This unique parade is sure to be a memorable experience.
• Packages Mall - Packages is a large and modern shopping mall in Lahore, ideal for family shopping. The mall also features a large food court with a wide variety of food options.
• Walled City of Lahore Authority - Travel back in time to the Mughal Dynasty and delve into the history of the subcontinent. Immerse yourself in the beautiful Indo-Pak culture during a tour of the Walled City Lahore. It is proudly considered the best of Lahore. Walk through narrow streets and listen to guides share stories about this compound of various administrative buildings under Mughal rule. This authentic, typical, and historical compound will be a lifetime memory.
• Shalimar Bagh (Shalimar Gardens) - Shalimar Bagh is likely the only fully restored and well-managed attraction from the Mughal era in Lahore. Constructed in 1641 during Emperor Shah Jahan’s reign, it is based on the Islamic concept of Paradise. Shalimar Garden is a UNESCO World Heritage site and one of the finest masterpieces of Mughal civilization.
• Shahi Hammam - Shahi Hammam is a fascinating and unique attraction in Lahore. A visit to this site offers a rare insight into the living standards of the Mughal Emperor. Built by Shah Jahan’s physician Wazir Khan and recently restored by NGOs, visitors can learn about the ancient engineering behind sophisticated baths and admire the elegant wall and ceiling decorations.
• Anarkali Bazaar - Anarkali Bazaar is an authentic local market for purchasing local brands. Find all types of artificial jewelry, shoes from local and non-branded brands at reasonable prices, bags, and especially wedding clothes with exquisite handwork.
• Jehangir’s Tomb & Kamran’s Baradari Pavilion - Jehangir’s Tomb is a UNESCO World Heritage site, built in 1637 for Mughal Emperor Jehangir. It is another masterpiece showcasing the perfection of Mughal artisans! Jehangir is the only Mughal emperor buried in Lahore, while most others are interred in India.

• Air-conditioned transportation
• Inclusive of all taxes and service charges
• Professional tour guide
• Flexible city tour schedule
• Round trip transfers between airport and city hotel

• Entrance ticket (any).
• Food & Beverages.
• Gratuities (optional).

Your guide will meet you at your hotel or the airport, and provide you a selection of sights to see according to your preferences. Please confirm which attractions you want to visit before hopping in the car to begin your journey through Pakistan’s most historical city.

As one of the oldest and culturally diverse cities in Pakistan, Lahore harbors a wealth of history, a variety of traditions, and unique heritage. It’s the country’s second largest city and never fails to captivate its visitors, particularly those with a fondness for understanding the history, culture, and traditions of a place. Here, you’ll encounter everything from ancient ruins to contemporary architecture, bustling market streets to expansive modern shopping centers, eateries lining the streets serving delectable local food, and historical mosques, temples, and museums.

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