The Soul of Pakistan-Lahore Fort

Lahore Fort in Pakistan is an awesome tourist destination! Let me introduce you to this place full of historical charm in detail~ Attraction introduction • Lahore Fort (Shahi Qila): This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site! It is a testament to the glory of the Mughal Empire. The exquisite marble inlays, murals and domes in the fort make people feel like they have traveled back to the imperial era. The walls and ceiling of the Mirror Palace in the castle are inlaid with countless small lenses, which shine under the light like stars twinkling. Wandering in the garden of the ancient castle, you can also feel the living atmosphere of ancient emperors. • Badshahi Mosque: One of the largest mosques in the world, it can accommodate 100,000 worshipers! Known for its red sandstone carvings and marble dome, it is a symbol of Mughal luxury. When entering the mosque, you need to follow the rules: take off your shoes and women must wear a headscarf. • Shalimar Gardens: An oasis of tranquility built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, the stepped gardens of fountains, water channels and flower beds are a masterpiece of Mughal landscape architecture under Persian influence. The garden is divided into three levels, each with different landscape features. There are canals and fountains in the middle, and various rare plants are planted around it. • Anarkali Bazaar: One of the oldest markets in South Asia! With everything from handicrafts to street food, it’s a great place to experience local culture and cuisine. Remember to bargain. Generally, you can start from about half of the merchant’s quotation. Recommended other attractions • Jahangir's Mausoleum: Located on the banks of the Ravi River 5 kilometers northwest of Lahore, it is an architectural treasure of the Mughal Dynasty. The interior of the mausoleum is decorated with finely crafted marble screens and murals rich in religious color. • Lahore Museum: With its rich collection of historical artefacts, including Gandhara sculptures, Mughal paintings and Islamic calligraphy, it is a great place to gain insight into the history of Lahore. • Pakistan Memorial: Located in Iqbal Park, commemorates the Lahore Resolution of 1940. The 70-meter-high memorial tower provides a panoramic view of the city, and the park is also suitable for picnics and walks. Things to note • Pakistan is a Muslim country, so you must respect local religious beliefs and customs. • In public places, overly intimate behavior between men and women should be avoided. • Islam prohibits alcohol and pork, so be careful when ordering food in restaurants. • If you enter a religious place, you must abide by the relevant regulations, such as taking off your shoes, keeping quiet, and women wearing headscarves. • Pay attention to personal safety when traveling and avoid traveling to remote areas alone. • It is recommended to use the local currency Pakistani Rupees and have small change ready in advance. How about it? Are you excited after listening to my introduction? Lahore Fort is really worth a visit!