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“Tour is held from 6pm. Learning about history with some amusements.”

• Discover Wazir Khan Mosque and Shahi Hamam
• Visit the majestic Badshahi Mosque
• Explore the historic Lahore Fort

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Explore amazing Lahore Guided City Tours

the vibrant, cultural epicenter of Pakistan with our exclusive Lahore tour packages. Discover the city’s splendid fusion of history and modernity as you venture through its bustling bazaars, majestic forts, and refined gardens that whisper tales of a glorious past. Our versatile Lahore tour packages cater to your unique preferences – whether you’re a history buff eager to trace the footprints of Mughals, a gourmand wishing to savor authentic Lahori cuisine or an enthusiast looking for high-end shopping experiences.

Experience Lahore in all its grandeur! Alongside professional guides well-versed in local lore, delight in hidden gems and famous landmarks alike. Our Lahore tour packages offer more than just sightseeing; they offer transformative journeys. These panoptic excursions will leave you with timeless memories etched into your soul and fascinating stories that ignite conversations back home– truly demonstrating why this magical city is indeed ‘the heart’ of Pakistan. best places to visit in Lahore

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Lahore is the most chronicled city in the annals of the history of the subcontinent, being the capital of Punjab for nearly 1,000 years. Lahore remains the cultural, academic and intellectual centre of Pakistan.Mughal Empire embellished the city for over two centuries by beautifying it with palaces, gardens, monuments and mosques. The British Raj also indulged in by improving the city by endearingly blending the Mughal, Gothic and Victorian styles of architecture.

• The Royal Fort, which is listed as World Heritage Site, was built by Mughal Emperor Akbar who held his court in there from 1584 to 1598. Rectangular in shape, it is ringed by a wall containing 12 gates. Every succeeding Mughal Emperor, as well as the Sikhs, and the British added a pavilion, palace, gate or wall to the Fort increasing its grandeur.
• The Imperial or the Badshahi Mosque was built by Emperor Aurangzeb in a record time of two and a half years. It is said to be the largest mosque courtyard in the world for outdoor prayers.
• Another World Heritage site is the Shalimar Gardens spread over 42 acres. This historic relic is very well preserved and is used for holding state receptions.
• Wazir Khan’s Mosque, Sunehri Masjid or Golden Mosque, Maryam Zamani Mosque named after Emperor Akbar’s Queen, and Dai Anga Mosque are important historical points of Lahore.
• The Mausoleum of Emperor Jehangir and his Queen Noorjahan was built in 1637. It is surrounded by a spacious garden. The tomb of Asif Khan, Jehangir’s brother-in-law and father of Shah Jehan’s beloved Queen Arjumand Bano (interred in the famous Taj Mahal) is on the opposite side of the mausoleum and its dome looms over the top of the mosque.
• The most revered historical site in Lahore is the shrine of Data Sahib (Hazrat Ali Hajveri), a Sufi saint and patron of Lahore, whose well-known work, Kashf-ul-Mahjub has been translated from the original Persian into several European languages and is considered a classic in ecclesiastical writings.The shrine of Sufi Saint Mian Mir was built by the Moghul Emperor Aurangzeb and constantly attracts pilgrims.
• The tomb of Allama Iqbal, the poet-philosopher of the East, lies on the outer fringe of the Badshahi mosque and is a mixture of Afghan and Moorish architecture.

Lahore is the proud pallbearer of the struggle of the Muslims of the subcontinent for a separate homeland. Minar-e-Pakistan is the landmark of Lahore which stands to commemorate the date (23rd March) when a resolution was passed in 1940 demanding creation of a separate state for the Muslims of South Asia. See List of  Lahore Hotels

Taxila was capital of Gandhara civilization Buddhist Centre from 5th-6th century.Exploring Taxila is a multi-dimensional experience. You are attracted by the richness and variety of the famed Gandhara sculpture. 

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Welcome to Pakistan!The City of Gardens .The city has many amazing landmarks and places to visit. Although there are millions of reasons to love Lahoree of art heritage & culture, and 2nd Largest city of pakistan.

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Lahore is famous for it active life and beautiful architecture. It is widely considered the country’s cultural capital.There are several possibilities to do sightseeing tour and many attractions to keep the tourist busy.

20 BEST Places to Visit in Lahore 🇵🇰 (ULTIMATE Lahore Travel Guide)

Heading to Lahore, Pakistan? Here’s your ultimate guide to the 20 best places to visit in Lahore, along with where to stay at and how to get around the city! 

Lahore, Lahore, Lahore… a place I thought would just be another South Asian city, yet ended up completely stealing my heart. A city that holds centuries of history, the friendliest of folks, and some of the best food in Pakistan.

Though the city isn’t as big as others, there’s a seemingly infinite number of places to visit in Lahore- and even when you think you’ve seen them all, you’ll be reminded that nope- there’s still so much more.

Corn stands and frothy cups of chai sizzle at seemingly every corner. Half-forgotten tombs and shimmering shrines stand out amongst otherwise average streets.

Centuries-old havelis in various states of upkeep lay hidden in plain sight.

Goats of all sizes meander about the walls of their owners’ homes- where they’re joined by cows and camels come Eid al Azha.

Though many travelers only come to Lahore for a weekend, even a week wouldn’t be sufficient to truly savor all that it has to offer.

Every nook and cranny has something new to discover, and no matter how many historical places in Lahore that you’ve seen, the city always seems to have just one more.

A popular saying amongst Lahoris is “If you haven’t seen Lahore, you haven’t even lived”- so I guess I’m lucky to have lived a bit after unintentionally spending over a month there whilst backpacking Pakistan .

Yes, y’all this city is that magnetic even though I consider myself a city hater!

If you’re planning to head to Pakistan’s cultural capital, read on for a listing of the best places to visit in Lahore- including some of the city’s most famous spots AND some intentional offbeat detours!

  Map of the Best Places in Lahore

The Best Places to Visit in Lahore-  A Quick List

Wazir Khan Mosque

Walled City of Lahore

Lahore Fort

Badshahi Mosque

Kamran’s Baradari

Anarkali Bazaar

Food Street

Data Darbar

Madho lal Hussain Shrine

Begum Shahi Mosque

Mian Mir Shrine

Bagh e Jinnah

Tomb of Nadira Begum

Ashraf Fresh Tikka

Wagah Border

Minar e Pakistan

Tomb of Jahangir

Sheesh Mahal

Shalimar Gardens

                        Lahore’s Top Tourist Attractions

And now for what you’ve been waiting for: the best of what Lahore has to offer!

1. Wazir Khan Mosque

Completed in 1642, this 17th-century mosque- which can be found in Lahore’s Walled City- is magnificent . I truly believe it should be on each and every Pakistan itinerary . It’s decked out in bright colors and boasts magnificent frescoes that have somehow been kept in pristine condition thanks to restoration efforts.

Wazir Khan Masjid was commissioned by  Shah Jahan- yup, that’s the exact same Mughal Emperor who had the Taj Mahal built. I guess that speaks to its magnificence!

Despite being one of the most beautiful mosques I’ve seen in Pakistan so far, Wazir Khan was relatively empty each of the three times I stopped by. Though it might not be the largest mosque in the city, it’s nevertheless one of the best places to visit in Lahore— don’t miss it!

🕓 Visiting hours: 5 AM-8 PM Daily

💵 Entrance fee: Free

2. Walled City of Lahore

The Walled City of Lahore is not a single monument, but a living, breathing relic of times past and present. The Walled City has been around since 1000 BCE and has lived through dozens of rulers and eras. In its heyday, 13 gates allowed entry, but today only 6 remain.

Though the Delhi Gate, which is closest to the Wazir Khan Mosque, is one of the most well-known out of those that remain, each of the 6 is worth a visit… though don’t feel pressed to see them all in one day!

Though you can make a point to hunt down the famous places to visit in the Walled City of Lahore, to truly experience the magic of the Walls is to get lost in them without a destination.

Take a morning (or afternoon), enter through any gate and see where the hours take you. Unmarked eateries, illustrious Havelis, and all kinds of narrow walkways and unknown shrines will be sure to greet you.

And for all the photographers out there, few places in Lahore are as photogenic as this!

🕓 Visiting hours: Literally whenever, though it’s best to wander before dark

3. Lahore Fort

The Lahore Fort is perhaps the most popular out of all of Lahore’s attractions, but despite not being “off-beat”- it’s definitely worth a visit. The fortress and its grounds have been kept in remarkably good shape despite its old age- visiting will be sure to take you a bit back in time.

The fort was originally built in 1566 under Emperor Akbar and was later modified by rulers that came after. Complete with steps built for the hooves of elephants, immaculate gardens, ancient paintings, and views of the Badshahi Mosque and Minar e Pakistan, it’s hard to find a place in Lahore that exudes more raw history than this!

If you want to avoid crowds (duh) avoid visiting on weekends and during known school holidays. The month of August is also a particularly painful time to enjoy the grounds due to sizzling 40 C temperatures.

🕓 Visiting hours: 8:30 AM- 5:00 PM daily

💵 Entrance fee: 30 rupees for locals, 500 rupees for foreigners

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4. Badshahi Mosque

Considering the Badshahi Mosque is literally right next to the Lahore Fort, it makes sense to see them together. The Badshahi Mosque is wonderous, and HUGE.

This Mughal Era masjid- completed in 1673- can hold up to 100,000 people and has minarets that are over 176 feet (53 meters) high! Seriously- the size of this beauty is no joke, it can even be seen from miles away given you’re in the right spot.

The interior of the mosque is decorated with elaborately carved marble and the structure itself is crafted from red sandstone, giving it its unique and notable color.

I visited at night, which bode well for peace and quiet- though a day visit is best for admiring all of Badshahi’s intricacies.

Fridays (Jummah Prayer), Saturdays and Sundays are the busiest days to visit and most people tend to come in the mornings- making afternoons and evenings the best time to come.

🕓 Visiting hours: 8 AM-8 PM daily

5. Kamran’s Baradari

Looking to get a bit off Lahore’s tourist track? Take the trek out to Kamran’s Baradari! The baradari (summer palace) was built in 1540 and is believed to be the oldest Mughal structure that remains in the city.

The palace is accessible via a short boat ride across the Ravi River on the outskirts of Lahore. Even on a pleasant Sunday afternoon, the amount of tourists was few compared to other possible attractions!

The palace sits on a small island across from the riverbank and is comprised of two stories and twelve doors that were constructed to let in air.

Unlike other historical places in Lahore, this one isn’t guarded- the stairwells that lead to the roof are free to climb! A manicured garden surrounds the structure and bodes well for a picnic or even a game of cricket.

If you make your way out here (about 1 hour from Lahore’s “center”), I highly recommend timing your visit with sunset- the cotton candy reflection on the Ravi River is truly a sight to behold.

🕓 Visiting hours: Dawn- Dusk

6. Anarkali Bazaar

The Anarkali Bazaar is one of the best places to visit in Lahore… whether it be for shopping, eating, or just people watching, something new always remains to be discovered in this busy marketplace.

The bazaar lies in the historic neighborhood of Anarkali, and though it may not be quite as maze-like as the Walled City- it’s very easy to get lost amongst its lively streets.

The bazaar also happens to be one of the oldest in South Asia- cool right? ALONG with being home to a tomb with quite the back story.

The name Anarkali belongs to a girl who worked as an escort… and is said to have had an affair with Crown Prince Jahangir, AKA the son of then Mughal Emperor Akbar.

Anarkali was buried in the neighborhood, so along with browsing the bazaar’s streets, a visit to her elaborate tomb is a must when you come to visit.

Foodie alert:  I highly recommend you stop for some chole bhature at the spot shown before- they truly make some of the best puri in Lahore!

Though visiting on a weekend or holiday will surely be full of life, motorcycles that insist on plowing through pedestrian crowds can get frustrating in Anarkali (in my opinion that is.)

Avoid rush hour (4:00-7:00 PM) and come on a weekday if you want to walk around more peacefully.

🕓 Visiting hours: Most shops open around 6 AM and close by midnight

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7. Eat your way through the real Food Street

When someone says Food Street in Lahore, they could mean many things considering Lahore is one of the most foodie-friendly places in Pakistan.

On our first night in the city, we ended up being directed to what turned out to be an extremely bougie one that stands adjacent to the Badshahi Mosque.

Though other lists of things to do in Lahore might rave about this place, I’ll keep it real- it’s no longer authentic, wildly overpriced and is more akin to a theme park than a historically delicious food street.

(… though I will admit the Haveli Restaurant offers some amazing views that can be accessed as long as you’re willing to splurge on at least a cup of chai)

Anyhow, the real food street (or one of them) lies just a block or so away from the disneyfied one. Here you can find decades’ old restaurants and shops serving up everything from delicious tawa chicken to paaye and mutton brains!

Gawalmandi is another famous food street located near to Mall Road- and while it’s certainly better than the bougie one mentioned above, it’s become a bit overpriced and lackluster, especially when compared to other options around Lahore.

Check out both (or all three if you must) and decide for yourself!

🕓 Visiting hours: Both food streets open around midday and stay open until 2:00 AM on a regular day

💵 Entrance fee: Food costs

8. Data Darbar

How can you pass up visiting the largest Sufi shrine in South Asia? Data Darbar is said to be the holiest place in Lahore and holds the remains of Data Ganj Baksh, who is believed to have lived here back in the 11 th century.

As far as Sufi shrines go, Data Darbar is one of the busiest due to its fame and size- the annual three-day Urs (death anniversary) Festival can see well over 1 million devotees! And on a regular day- especially if it’s a weekend- the shrine is bustling with life.

Keep in mind that Data Darbar has separate entrances for both men and women and cameras are NOT allowed due to past security concerns… but phone cameras will do!

🕓 Visiting hours: 24/7/365

💵 Entrance fee: None

9. Madho lal Hussain Shrine

Ah, my favorite shrine in the city and definitely one of the most lively places in Lahore come Thursday nights. Madho lal Hussain is named after Shah Hussain- a 16 th century Sufi poet- and Madho, his Hindu lover.

The shrine represents unity and love against all odds and is a popular spot for people of all kinds to come and pay their respects or simply hang out.

Though one can visit anytime, the real highlight of Madho lal Hussain is its Thursday night dhamal.

For those not in the know, dhamal is a form of meditative dance performed amongst Sufis- participants jingle and jangle into a trance-like dance state to the tune of massive, thumping drum beats.

And in my opinion- experiencing dhamal is one of the best things to do in Lahore. This shrine in particular is an entire vibe. For me, only the Baba Ghundi Shrine in Hunza Valley could compare.

Dhamal typically fills up quick, so to get a good seat I’d recommend arriving around 7:00PM. Though it is a predominantly male event, every so often female devotees and onlookers will pop in.

Also- if you’re down to get a taste of the smokier (hashish) side of Pakistan, this is the ideal place to meet like-minded friends.

Each year- usually in March- the annual Mela Chiraghan is held at the shrine. A wild, fiery event come sundown- it used to be one of the most popular festivals in Lahore and is slowly but surely regaining its former status.

Be sure to check it out if your travel dates happen to line up!

10. Begum Shahi Mosque

Hidden in an overwhelmingly busy section of Lahore’s Walled City is a mosque that’s often left off of lists of the best places to visit in Lahore… but shouldn’t be!

Though many think of the Wazir Khan or Badshahi as the oldest Mughal era mosques in Lahore, it’s actually Begum Shahi that wins that title.

Completed in 1614, this mosque is actually what influenced the design of Wazir Khan! Though smaller than its predecessor, its frescoes and detailed embellishments make up for what it lacks in size.

Despite holding so much historical significance, few visitors to Lahore make it to Begum Shahi.

If you come (which you should, it’s beautiful!), see if one of the caretakers will bring you up the stairs to the domes.

The Lahore Fort is visible from the top, despite being partly encroached upon by some illegal shops.

🕓 Visiting hours: Dawn-Dusk

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11. Mian Mir Shrine

Lahore seems to be a city of shrines… and though you might be thinking.. another one? Trust me- they’re all worth your time.

The Mian Mir shrine is a peaceful oasis- outfitted in beautiful pastel colors and complete with a large marble “square” – it’s quite a place to relax and pay respects to the famous saint Mian Mir.

He was known for being a spiritual instructor to Dara Shikoh, the eldest son of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in the early 1600s.

Unlike other shrines, Mian Mir isn’t segregated and sees a large amount of female devotees, especially on weekends where many come to relax in the “garden” setting.

The shrine is also known for its Thursday night Qawwali (traditional music)- where crowds gather for the 7PM performance. (Yup, Thursday nights are lit in Lahore).

Keep in mind that cameras are technically not allowed, but with a bit of wheedling (though luckily no baksheesh) I was allowed to bring mine in.

12. Bagh e Jinnah AKA Lawrence Gardens

A massive and historical park on Lahore’s mall road, the Bagh e Jinnah is more than just a chill place to hang. It’s also home to a botanical garden, a mosque and the Quaid-e-Azam Library- which sits in a 19 th century Victorian-style building.

Bagh e Jinnah is one of the best parks in Lahore for some relaxin’ and many Lahoris think so too- come Sunday afternoon the park is packed! A walking trail, food sellers (including *bhang papad*) and numerous benches can be found throughout the gardens.

But if you’re visiting Lahore in May-August it might not be particularly enjoyable to hang here… speaking from some very sweaty experience.

Weather-wise the park is best visited from October- April- though it’s certainly open year-round.

Tip: If you’re into bhang papad (for those unaware: basically the stoners version of papad – which is a large, tasty chip) you can find them near the entrance to the gardens. Discreetly ask the papad wallah what’s up- he tends to be there daily! Keep in mind that these are STRONG- start with a half and wait. It might take a bit but you’ll soon get what you paid for. 

13. Tomb of Nadira Begum

Another *off-beat* addition to the best places to visit in Lahore, the tomb of Nadira Begum is infrequently visited- you’re more apt to see young cricketers on its grounds than other tourists!

Unfortunately, the tomb isn’t in perfect condition- graffiti is a bit rampant. Nevertheless, it’s still another Mughal relic worth a peek.

A little bit of history: Nadira Begum was a princess and wife of Dara Shikoh- the son of Emperor Shah Jahan. Nadira died en route to Iran, where both her and Dara were escaping to all the way back in 1659.

The tomb is in walking distance from the Mian Mir shrine- which is no accident! Dara Shikoh insisted that she be buried near to the tomb of his spiritual guide.

The second story of the tomb is locked, but the first is free to admire and pay respects to Nadira Begum. The surrounding area is most likely to be busiest on weekends, so come by on a weekday if you’d like to explore in relative peace.

🕓 Visiting hours: Technically 24/7, but you won’t see anything at night!

14. Ashraf Fresh Tikka

Lahore is a foodie city, so of course there’s hundreds of tikka shops. But even after visiting many, nothing compared to the chicken tikka served up Ashraf’s- seriously it’s one of the best places to visit in Lahore for tikka!

Juicy and perfectly spiced, we ended up coming back here, again and again, to take advantage of their incredibly affordable (and delicious) chicken piece & naan collaboration.

The meat, some naan, raita and a cold drink goes for about 170-180 Pakistani rupees (~$1.50).  The breast piece gives you more meat than the leg, but I personally love the leg.

If chicken isn’t your thing- don’t fret. There’s a full menu here with something for everyone!

🕓 Visiting hours: 12 PM- 4 AM Daily (Gotta love nocturnal Lahore!)

15. Wagah Border

The Wagah Border is usually at the top of most people’s Lahore to do lists… and it sure is unique. This border that connects India with Pakistan is not just for crossing.

Every day around sundown, a wildly strange “border closing ceremony” takes place. Mostly a show of aggression accompanied by a bit of acting, the ceremony attracts hundreds of visitors from both sides of the Subcontinent.

The Wagah Border is about 30 minutes to an hour from Lahore depending on where you start. To get to there without your own vehicle you can use Careem- but you won’t be able to put the destination into the app.

Let the driver know where you’re trying to go, and they should charge between 500-700 rupees, or around 1200 for a return trip back to Lahore (best option imo).

Some people have said that a bus might exist, but if it does it isn’t that frequent. (Let me know if you know more about this!)

In the summer, the ceremony should start around 4:45 PM and in the winter, around 4:00 PM. Arrive at least an hour in advance if you want a good seat!

🕓 Visiting hours: Starts at either 4 PM or 4:45 PM

16. Minar e Pakistan

The Minar e Pakistan is more than just a monument… it marks the site where the Lahore Resolution was passed in 1940… and that resolution is what eventually led to the partition of India and Pakistan later in 1947.

The Minar symbolizes freedom and Pakistani pride, and is immensely popular amongst Lahoris and tourists alike!

The 70 m tall statue stands in Iqbal Park, near to the Badshahi Mosque and the Lahore Fort… two of the other best places to visit in Lahore.

It used to be possible to head on inside and take an elevator ride to the top, but the elevator doesn’t appear to be open any longer. Admiring from the large park below will have to do!

The grounds that hold the Minar e Pakistan are also home to fountains and the tomb of Ranjit Singh- which unfortunately isn’t accessible to foreigners at the moment.

The area is particularly busy on weekends (like most of the things to do in Lahore) but can be empty during the weekdays.

🕓 Visiting hours: Essentially 24/7

Tip: You can also get an amazing view of the Minar from inside the Lahore Fort!

17. Lahore Zoo

Personally, I love hippos. So when I found out the Lahore Zoo was home to some, it was a must-visit. The zoo is right next to the Bagh e Jinnah on Mall Road and worth a visit considering it’s 148 years old and home to around 1400 animals!

Known for being the oldest zoo in Pakistan, it’s one of the most fun places to visit in Lahore with kids- or if you have a particularly favorite animal in mind like I do.

🕓 Visiting hours: 8:30 AM – 5 PM daily

💵 Entrance fee: 30 PKR

18. Tomb of Jahangir

The tomb of Jahangir is a ways away from the hustle and bustle of Lahore… but well worth the drive. Built for Mughal Emperor Jahangir, the site is extensively decorated in frescoes, marble and other decorative art.

If you’re into architecture, this is definitely one of (if not the ) best places to visit in Lahore!

The tomb is about an hour’s drive from the city, and can easily be reached with Careem or Uber- though it might be a bit pricey (500 rupees or so.) The tomb is surrounded by sprawling, Persian-inspired gardens perfect for relaxing in after admiring the tomb itself.

🕓 Visiting hours: 9 AM- 7 PM daily

19. Sheesh Mahal

The Sheesh Mahal- AKA the “Palace of Mirrors” is inside of the Lahore Fort, but worth it’s own mention! The intricate mirror work is second to none-and arguably one of the most beautiful places to visit in all of Lahore!

The Sheesh Mahal was constructed in 1631, and the mirror work on marble walls elicits a glistening effect. (If only it were open for visitors at night!)

It’s located within the Shah Burji (King’s Pavilion) section of the fort and was commissioned by Emperor Shah Jahan- the same Shah Jahan that had the Taj Mahal built.

Conservation efforts have kept this timeless wonder in excellent shape- hopefully, it stays that way.

🕓 Visiting hours: 8:30 AM – 5 PM

💵 Entrance fee: The fort costs 30 rupees for locals and 500 rupees for foreigners. Officially the Sheesh Mahal is now an extra 100 rupees to visit, but this might not always be imposed depending.

20. Shalimar Gardens

Lahore is the city of Mughals, and the Shalimar Gardens is yet another relic of times past. Widely considered one of the best places to visit in Lahore- and a UNESCO World Heritage Site- it’s certainly worth a mention.

The gardens were created in the mid 1600’s, with the intent of being a place where all elements of nature could coexist peacefully. 410 fountains, marble pools, a dozen varieties of trees, and numerous pavilions can be enjoyed upon its grounds.

Lahoris come from far and wide to enjoy its ambiance in good weather.

🕓 Visiting hours: 8 AM – 6 PM daily

💵 Entrance fee: 20 rupees locals, 400 rupees foreigners

Things to Know Before Visiting Lahore

Before you head out to the must-visit places in Lahore, there are some essential things you should know about this iconic Pakistani city. Let’s get into them!

Where to Stay in Lahore

Lahore has a wide variety of different accommodation options, ranging from dirtbag backpacker to 5-star-luxury. If you’ve come across my blog before, you can imagine I’m more of the former. Here’s my favorite hotel in Lahore:

Best Value: Rose Palace Hotel

Located in the upscale Gulberg section of the city. It’s not the cheapest hotel in Lahore, but it IS super comfy, clean, and in a quiet area. I personally think this is the best value hotel in the city. You’ll be hard-pressed to find something this clean and comfortable for a lower price.

Couchsurfing is also alive and well in Lahore- my experience in the city would have been wildly different without it! Especially if you don’t know anyone in Lahore, Couchsurfing is undoubtedly the easiest way to make those first connections.

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Best time to visit lahore.

The best time to visit Lahore would be from October – Early March. Any other time, the city is absolutely boiling and is extremely unpleasant to walk around in.

My first visit to the city was in August, and you should absolutely pick another month if you really want to enjoy Lahore’s beautiful places. August in Lahore is feeling like you’re boiling, literally.

If you’re looking for the best weather window- I.e. Sunny, breezy days- aim for late February – early March (20 C – 28 C) or Mid October – November (23- 30 C.) 

If you don’t mind the cold, December – Early February in Lahore will surely give you some wintry vibes sans the snow. BUT, do keep in mind that December often sees horrific air quality due to crop burning and seasonal fog. 

Visiting Lahore between the months of April – September is NOT recommended as temperatures can soar to 40 C coupled with stifling humidity. 

When I was there in August, I didn’t want to leave the AC. When I came back in October/November I was pleasantly enjoying full days outside exploring Lahore. There absolutely IS a best time to visit Lahore! 

How Long to Spend in Lahore

My recommendation: 1 week .

While I accidentally spent 6 weeks in Lahore, and didn’t see all it had to offer, that’s a bit much to say the least, especially when there’s so much to see while traveling in Pakistan. 

Considering the number of tourist attractions Lahore has, one week is the perfect amount of time to see, eat and experience a good amount.

Think this is too long? Consider this: Just visiting the Badshahi Mosque and Lahore Fort could take half a day. And as much of a foodie as you may consider yourself to be, there’s only so much you can eat in 2-3 meals.  

Lahore is also known for its surprises, traffic, and otherwise unexpected events. You always need some extra days thrown in for day trips or other unexpected events!

How to Get a Pakistan Visa

As of 2021, Pakistan has completely moved its visa department online. Nationals of 175 countries (including US/ Canada / Australia / EU) can apply for an e-visa using Pakistan’s e-Visa Portal. 

The visa can cost anywhere from $20-$90 depending on your nationality and what duration you’re requesting. Americans can absolutely get a 1 year, multi-entry visa with 90 day stays. I’ve received this visa several times. 

If you’re a citizen of one of these lucky countries , you don’t have to apply for an e-visa but rather an “intent to travel” form 48-72 hours before departing.

You’ll then be granted an ETA (Electronic Travel Authorization. Keep in mind that this only gives you 30 days to start, though you can extend online while in Pakistan for $20 per extension. 

What to Eat in Lahore

Lahore is a foodie’s dream – the cuisine in this city is hands down some of the most fantastic and cheapest in Pakistan! Come hungry because what you’re about to experience is going to blow your mind! 

Here are some essential Lahore food that you MUST try while in the city! 

Karahi – A true Pakistani food classic, karahi is a flavorful dish usually involving mutton or chicken, tomatoes and a whole lot of spices! 

Lassi – A creamy, yogurt-y drink usually topped with milk butter, Lahore is famous for its ginormous lassis. 

Paye – Perhaps one of the more interesting things you can eat in Lahore, paye is a goat hoove soaked in a well-flavored stew. It’s usually soaked up and eaten with some naan. 

Nihari – This stew is filled with thin, juicy slices of usually beef and finished off with an array of toppings including lemon juice, coriander, and fried onions. It’s a true Lahori favorite 

Halwa puri – Halwa is a decadent sugary mixture that when paired with puri (my favorite Pakistani bread!) makes for a breakfast that tastes like dessert. Puri is also often paired with channay for a more savory nashta. 

Tawa chicken – If any type of Pakistani food reminds me of Mexican, it’s this! Tawa chicken is essentially ground, roasted chicken cooked in an array of tasty spices. It’s usually served with a thin, tortilla-style chapati and raita (yogurt) to tone the spices down.

The Best Restaurants in Lahore

There are so many iconic places to eat in Lahore, I wrote an entire article JUST about Lahori restaurants. But to give you a preview, here are some of the best places to eat in Lahore:

Butt Karahi (Lakshmi Chowk)- This is an old time Lahori favorite that’s famous for none other than its karahi. 

Shah Chicken Tawa Roast – Located on the real food street behind the bougie tourist one, Shah Chicken Tawa Roast has some of the most authentic and delicious tawa chicken in the city. 

Muhammadi Nihari House – As I mentioned, the savory beef/ mutton stew known as nihari is a Lahore food essential, and the Muhammadi Nahari house is your best bet. Try the Mozang or Abu Bakar branches. 

Riaz Halwa Puri – Serving both chole bathure (puri with channay) AND halwa puri with refills, this delicious roadside stall in Anarkali makes some of the best puri in Pakistan!

How to Get Around Lahore

As of October 2021, the exchange rate is $1 = 170 PKR (Pakistani Rupees).

While Lahore might seem chaotic, you absolutely DO NOT need a guide or a driver to explore this city. It’s not that big, and moreover, ride-hailing services and a brand-spanking-new metro line now exists. 

Lahore’s Orange Line metro opened in 2020 and while it doesn’t go everywhere, it can certainly get you to some of Lahore’s tourist spots quickly. There’s also a metrobus, but it’s vastly overcrowded and doesn’t really go everywhere.

Luckily, Uber and Careem exist and make getting around the city easy and affordable! (Don’t hail a rickshaw off the street- they’re guaranteed to overcharge to the extreme)

Is Lahore, Pakistan Safe?

Yes, both Lahore and Pakistan ARE safe . In fact, Lahore is a particularly safe and welcoming city. There are no threats or concerns that you wouldn’t expect to find in other big cities. 

Taking basic precautions like not walking alone at night as a female and keeping valuables in safe spots(AKA things you would do anywhere else) are my main recommendations. 

Overall, Lahoris are very hospitable and people are very willing to help when needed and even if it’s not needed. 

Crime in Lahore is actually less than in other cities of the same size. NYC comes to mind as somewhere that based on crime, is more dangerous than Lahore. 

Lahori Hospitality 

The people of Lahore are absolutely fantastic and for sure some of the most hospitable people in Pakistan. 

From a stranger inviting me into an amazing Eid meal, to someone who hosted me on a Couchsurfing for weeks, to various Lahoris I met in other parts of the country insisting I join them for food, Lahoris take “warm and welcoming” to the max. 

As awesome as the historical places in Lahore are, make sure you take the time to get to know the people while wandering the city! 

Lahore’s Security Situation

The security situation in Lahore is, and has been, very stable. 

While western media makes it seem like Pakistan is a massive danger zone (the US classifies the entire KPK province as Level 4 danger LOL), that’s absolutely not the case. 

While a few places in Pakistan might be unsafe (I.e. the area near the border of Balochistan and Afghanistan and the former FATA region of KPK) Lahore is definitely not one of those. 

Your chances of being caught in an extremely rare and unlikely event are just as high in major European or American cities as in Lahore. 

ATM’s & Currency in Lahore

There are TONS of ATMs in Lahore, but keep in mind that not all of them accept foreign cards. I’ve had the most consistent luck with my US VISA at Allied Bank , though I have also found Bank Alfalah and HBL to work. 

Keep in mind that very few places accept debit or credit card payments so you’ll have to keep cash on you. There are 5000, 1000, 500, 100, 50, 20, and 10 Rupee notes. 

If you’re traveling to Lahore from abroad, I recommend keeping some foreign currency on hand to exchange in case you lose your card. 

How much does it cost to travel in Lahore?

🏠 Accommodation: $9 budget backpacker / $18 a bit of comfort / $30+ luxury

🍛 Food: $5/ day

🚗 Uber/ Careem: $5/day

🚌 Metrobus and Rail: 30 cents per ride

🥻 Shalwar Khameez from a bazaar: $10

🚎 Onwards bus ticket: $7-$18 depending on where you go

📱 SIM Card: $7-$18 depending on your data package and whether or not a deposit is required. Deposits of around 2000 rupees are typically required for foreigners, and you can get it back by turning in the SIM before you leave Pakistan. Note that ZONG and Jazz work best in Lahore. 

How to Get to Lahore 

Here’s exactly how to get to Lahore by various methods of transportation: 

Getting to Lahore by Plane

Allama Iqbal International Airport is Lahore’s airport and is no more than 30 minutes from the city center. I personally don’t think domestic flights are routinely necessary when traveling in Pakistan, but you can also take flights to Skardu and Karachi from this airport as well. 

Getting to Lahore by Bus

There are two major bus companies in Pakistan that are honestly incredible. Daewoo and Faisal Movers provide bus services throughout the country along with a single route to Gilgit Baltistan. I’ve used them both and had great experiences. 

A standard bus ticket from Islamabad to Lahore (no, you don’t have to go all the way to Rawalpindi to catch the bus) costs about $8 whereas an executive ticket costs about $12. The latter will give you more space, a personal TV and free snacks and drinks. 

You can also take much cheaper local buses and vans to reach Lahore. You can typically find these rounding up passengers near the larger stations. I once took a $2 private van from Peshawar – Mingora that was right next to the Daewoo Bus Station. 

Getting to Lahore by Train

Did you know that Pakistan has an extensive rail network in Punjab and Sindh? Yup–you can absolutely see a lot of Pakistan by train. Reaching Lahore by train is possible from other places in these two provinces.

Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, and even Karachi can all be reached from Lahore and vice versa. 

What to Wear While Visiting Places in Lahore

While Lahore is pretty modern, it’s still a very good idea to dress modestly if you’re a woman.

For me, this means the shalwar khameez, perhaps with leggings instead of the loose shalwar pants. As Lahore is a city, no one will say anything to you if you wear jeans, you would definitely stand out in places like the Old Walled City.

Keep your butt and shoulders covered and remember that adhering to cultural clothing norms only shows your respect!

As for men- short sleeves and jeans are okay but refrain from wearing shorts as they are not common outside of parks and sporting events. Ladies should also keep a dupatta (shawl) handy as it’s compulsory to cover your head when entering a shrine or masjid. 

As for footwear, a quality walking sandal or sneaker is your best bet for exploring Lahore’s famous places. 

Internet & SIM Cards in Lahore

Getting a SIM card in Pakistan isn’t the easiest process in the world, but it shouldn’t take more than 30 minutes. 

If you are a foreigner, keep in mind that you can ONLY purchase a new SIM at a franchise location of whichever provider you’re looking to lose. 

Luckily, there are franchises for every major brand in Lahore. There are several companies in competition, but these are the top three: 

• Telenor 

To get a SIM card as a foreigner , you’ll need your passport handy as well as some cash. Packages for tourists are decent in terms of data packages, but the price is notably more expensive than what it is for locals. 

This is why you can also have a Pakistani citizen grab one for you. Pakistanis can have up to 5 SIM cards for personal use at any given time and I’ve had several acquire them for me. 

Once you register for the SIM at the franchise, you can recharge at ANY outlet, even if it’s just a small corner store. 

Urdu and English in Lahore

You might be wondering if English is spoken in Lahore… Well, the answer is absolutely YES. 

Due to the long-term British rule of the Subcontinent, English is widely spoken all over Pakistan, including Lahore. In fact, I’ve never been anywhere else where it was so easy to communicate with locals.

Even so, Urdu is the national language of Pakistan and the dominant language of Lahore (though many may also speak Punjabi or a mix or Punjabi and Urdu.) 

I started learning Urdu in 2020 with Naveed from UrduClassOnline. It has improved the quality of my Pakistan travels immensely. Here are a few essential Urdu phrases that you should know before traveling to Lahore:

Asalam Aleikum – Hello

Shukriya – Thank you

Koi bat nahi – No problem 

Mera nam ___  hai – My name is…

Mein ____ se hoo – I am from…

Aap kaise hai? – How are you?

Mein theek hoo – I am fine.

Kitnay rupees? – How many rupees?

Mujhe Lahore bohot pasand hai – I really like Lahore. 

Baray Meherbani – Please (Literally, big kindness) 

Day Trips From Lahore

Lahore is located in Pakistan’s Punjab province and aside from all the epic things to do in the city, there are some great day trips in the area, too. 

Here are a few of my favorites:

Hiran Minar – This fascinating complex is truly one of a kind: It’s a tomb dedicated to Mughal ruler Shah Jahan’s beloved pet antelope. The pet’s remains lie in the mausoleum, in a setting will give you a full-on wilderness feel just 60 km from Lahore. 

Baba Bulleh Shah Shrine (Kasur) – Kasur is an easy one-hour drive from Lahore, and is a good opportunity to see a smaller Punjabi town. What’s more is that you can visit the Baba Bulleh Shah shrine, named after the famous Sufi poet and philosopher who famously promoted peace intolerance in Punjab in the 1700’s. 

Wagah Border Closing Ceremony – Just under 20 km from Lahore is the famous Wagah Border that connects Pakistan with India. Aside from crossing it as I did in 2019, you can also experience one of the wackiest border closing ceremonies in the world! 

Every day around 4-5 PM depending on the season, Indians and Pakistanis come out to watch the border close, an entertaining show of force and nationalism unlike anything else you’ll ever see! 

Onwards Travel From Lahore

Visiting places in Lahore is a great way to start your trip to Pakistan, as it has connections to virtually anywhere in the country. 

From Lahore, you can easily get a bus or private car to the following to continue your Pakistan travels: 

If you want to head towards Karachi: 

Multan (4 hours) – Known as the city of saints, Multan is FILLED with Sufi shrines and is one of the most spiritual cities in Pakistan. Definitely head here if you enjoyed any of the Sufi attractions in Lahore. 

If you want to make your way to Gilgit Baltistan: 

Islamabad (5 hours) – Pakistan’s chill capital city that also serves as the gateway to the Northern Areas. 

If you want to start exploring Khyber Pakhtunkhwa: 

Peshawar (6 hours) – My favorite city in Pakistan as far as culture is concerned, visiting places in Peshawar will make you feel like you’ve stepped back in time. 

The Best Places to Explore in Lahore: Final Thoughts!

Lahore may be chaotic and hot at times, but it’s truly one of the most amazing cities in the world.

I consider myself lucky to have been able to spend more than a month (thus far) wandering its magnificent streets, and I’d like to think you too are now more prepared to explore the most beautiful places in Lahore!

I hope this extremely thorough Pakistan travel guide on Lahore’s best tourist spots gives you a better idea of what to expect not just in Lahore but Pakistan in general!

Lahore Lahore Hai!

And there you have it y’all- 20 of the best places to visit in Lahore! Do you have a favorite that didn’t make the list? Let me know in the comments!

Samantha is the founder of Intentional Detours. Originally from the USA, she’s been backpacking the world since 2017, and is passionate about slow, adventure travel that puts local communities first. She has visited 19 countries and has been living in the Karakoram Mountains of Asia’s Hunza Valley since 2021. She’s super passionate about helping people get off the beaten path anywhere (on a budget of course), and her travel writing has been published in the likes of BBC Travel, CNBC, Business Insider, and more.

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11 comments.

Ok wow i’m definitely going to visit Pakistan after reading this! The gardens look amazing!

I really hope you do! It’s an incredible place to experience

What a beautiful city! Thank you for introducing me to this city. Great tips on how to get around and where to stay.

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You should also visit Lahore museum. It also a very beautiful place. And show you the history of paskistan.

I definitely hope to on my next visit! I will add it to this post as well :)

Very interesting stuff to read.

Thank you for the helpful information provided. My childhood was in Lahore and adulthood in Canada. Lots of changed in Lahore. It is turned into a massive city. Commute might be the real challenge. Careem ride service or purchasing motorcycle, extremely busy restaurants would be a smart move and stay hydrated

Great tips! I would love to have seen how Lahore was years ago :D Totally agree with Careem or bike!

I love Lahore because I live in here. I can’t even imagine to live without it. But besides all this fact I love every part of Pakistan specially North Pakistan. Please come guys and see how lovely people we are.

I love the detail! Thank you for sharing!

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Tour of Lahore (2024-25) – 03 Days

Tour of Lahore is a must if you are in town for a few days. Lahore (Punjab province’s capital)  is also famous for its culture and traditions. The city has been a hub of arts, literature, and music for centuries and has produced many renowned artists and writers. Lahore is also renowned for its spicy and flavorful cuisine, which is a mix of traditional Pakistani and Mughlai dishes. The city’s bazaars, including the famous Anarkali bazaar, offer a wide range of street food such as fried fish and spicy kebabs, as well as traditional dishes like haleem and biryani. Lahore also has many monuments and attractions, making it a reasonable tourist destination for visitors from all over the world.  Three day tour of Lahore  is a guided sightseeing tour offered by Apricot Tours.

Our fixed departures (group tours) & private tour of Lahore are given in the table below.

Itinerary – Tour of Lahore (03 Days)

The itinerary for three days tour of Lahore is given below.

9:00 AM – Visit the Lahore Fort, located in the old city. It’s a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is about 4 km from the city center. Estimated time to explore the fort is 2-3 hours.

12:00 PM – Head to the Badshahi Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world. It’s located adjacent to the Lahore Fort and is about 500 meters away. Estimated time to explore the mosque is 1-2 hours.

2:00 PM – Visit the Wazir Khan Mosque, a beautiful example of Mughal-era architecture. It’s located in the old city and is about 2 km away from the Badshahi Mosque. Estimated time to explore the mosque is 1-2 hours.

4:00 PM – End the day by strolling through the bustling streets of the Anarkali Bazaar, a popular shopping district. It’s located in the old city and is about 2 km away from the Wazir Khan Mosque. Estimated time to explore the bazaar is 1-2 hours.

9:00 AM – Start the day by visiting the Shalimar Gardens, a beautiful Mughal-style garden. It’s located in the northeast of the city and is about 10 km away from the city center. Estimated time to explore the gardens is 2-3 hours.

12:00 PM – Head to the Lahore Museum, which houses a collection of art, artifacts, and cultural exhibits. It’s located in the city center and is about 8 km away from the Shalimar Gardens. Estimated time to explore the museum is 1-2 hours.

2:00 PM – Visit the Minar-e-Pakistan, a monument commemorating the Lahore Resolution. It’s located in Iqbal Park and is about 5 km away from the Lahore Museum. Estimated time to explore the monument and the park is 1-2 hours.

4:00 PM – End the day by visiting the Food Street in the old city. It’s a popular destination for foodies and is located about 3 km away from the Minar-e-Pakistan. Estimated time to explore the street is 1-2 hours.

9:00 AM – Start the day by visiting the Lahore Zoo, which is located in the heart of the city. Estimated time to explore the zoo is 2-3 hours.

12:00 PM – Head to the Model Town Park, a popular picnic spot. It’s located in the northwest of the city and is about 10 km away from the Lahore Zoo. Estimated time to explore the park is 2-3 hours.

3:00 PM – Visit the Emporium Mall, one of the largest malls in Pakistan. It’s located in the Johar Town area and is about 8 km away from the Model Town Park. Estimated time to explore the mall is 2-3 hours.

6:00 PM – End the day by taking a walk along the scenic Canal Road, which runs through the city. Estimated time to explore the road is 1-2 hours.

This itinerary offers a diverse range of activities and attractions that will give you a good vibe of Lahore.

Dates & Cost – Tour of Lahore (03 Days)

Lahore is an excellent destination for tourists in all seasons. With a steady influx of visitors throughout the year, our tour dates are available year-round, and we guarantee 100% confirmed bookings, even for solo travelers. Below, you will find our prices and available dates for the tour of Lahore, applicable for all seasons.

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• Pickup from hotel or vacation rental before sightseeing
• Drop at hotel or vacation rental after sightseeing 
• Guided sightseeing tour according to itinerary above
• Map (hard copy)
• Licensed professional guide (english speaking)
• SUV/mini-van/car (depending on number of people)
• All entry/admission tickets
• Bottled water in car (fair usage policy)
• Toll & parking fees
• Drop after 10 pm (Drivers & Guide's working hours end at 10pm)
• Gratuities/tips for guides/drivers, etc 
• Meals, snacks and drinks (our guide will make recommendations after consultation with guests)
• Accommodation (can be arranged at additional cost according to your budget)
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Lahore, a city steeped in history and vibrant culture, has long been a magnet for tourists from around the world. Its captivating past and rich heritage have created a tapestry of emotions that evoke a sense of wonder and awe in every traveler.

Dating back over a thousand years, Lahore has been a melting pot of civilizations, with each leaving its indelible mark on the city’s landscape. From the ancient period when it was part of the Gandhara civilization to the glorious Mughal era, Lahore has witnessed the rise and fall of dynasties, making it a living testament to the passage of time.

Embrace the emotions that this remarkable city has to offer, as you explore its hidden treasures and experience the warmth of its people. Our prices are tailored to suit your preferences, and our tour dates are flexible to accommodate your schedule.

Let your heart guide you to Lahore, where every season beckons with a promise of an extraordinary journey. Unravel the mysteries of this historic city, and create memories that will forever linger in your soul. Come, be a part of the timeless tale of Lahore – a city that awaits you with arms wide open, all year round.

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A palimpsest of post-colonial relics of the Raj, Sikh temples, ancient Mughal frontispieces and anachronistic gothic façades, the bubbling city of Lahore is Pakistan’s undisputed cultural capital. It’s the El Dorado of interesting architecture, and visitors wandering the ancient walled centre are awed by shrine after shrine of formidable historical and religious importance.

Don’t miss the UNESCO accredited fort complex that’s alive with elegant Mughal apses and home to a number of the city’s most remarkable sites, from the 17 th century Naulakha Pavilion in clean white marble, to the regal Sheesh Mahal right at its heart. Around the old town, a number of the original 13 city gates are also worth a visit, still standing as defiant relics of the bygone Mughal age.

Lahore’s new town is the place to go for shopping and street food. For the latter, your Lahore guide will recommend areas around Gawal mandi and Old Anarkali as the best hotspots of local culinary flair, serving spicy Gosht and nihari late into the evening. 

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The Most Captivating Guided Tours of Lahore

They say Lahore is yet another world with bustling streets, contemporary and traditional cuisines, and remnants of historical marvels. The city of gardens is visited by people for different purposes mainly tourism, business, and education.

This cultural heritage of Pakistan is cherished by both national and international tourists. Being keen voyagers and pilgrims of adventure the vacationers customarily need legitimate direction to the most ideal getaway spots in Lahore .

Hereafter, we have come to furnish you with an answer with a rundown and subtleties of The Most Captivating Guided Tours of Lahore.

Guided Tours of Lahore by Walled City Authority 

Get ready for a trail through the enriched history and culture of Lahore. Walled City Authority Lahore introduced many development projects over quite a few decades to preserve the ancestral identity of the heart of Pakistan. 

Among all of their initiatives towards the promotion of tourism in Pakistan are the Guided tours of Lahore . Wait no more and check out the best sites to visit in Lahore.

Pilgrimage Tour (Yatra Tour)

The Yatra Tour ensures to take the pilgrims and other tourists to the sacred sites and other facilities. Among all of the religious sites in Lahore, the Sikh heritage sites are the most visited ones.

Walled City Authority’s Yatra Tour is a complete package including a trip to Sikh Gurdwaras and Janam Asthana. The tour package with a Sikh guide includes brunch at Cooco’s Den, a live cultural performance, a Rangeela Rickshaw Ride, and Souvenirs of Sikh culture. 

Sites To Visit

• Birth Place/ Janam Asthana of Guru Ram Das
• Doorway to the Guru Dera Sahib/ Gurdwara Dera Sahib
• Doorway to Guru Arjun Dev/ Gurdwara Guru Arjun Dev
• Samadhi of Ranjeet Singh/ Tomb of Ranjeet Singh
• Samadhi of King Kharak Singh/ Tomb of Kharak Singh
• Samadhi of Kanwar Nau Nehal Singh/ Tomb of Kanwar Nau Nehal Singh

Ticket Price

Rs. 1500 Per Person

11 A.M to 2 P.M

Bhatti & Taxali Gate Tour

Bhatti Gate and Taxali Gate are two of the popular 13 doors of Walled City Lahore. Every road addresses the engraved history of Punjab since the hours of the Mughals and Sikhs. The Bhatti meets Taxali Gate Tour takes you through the memorable roads, MughalEra architectural wonders, melodic customs, and residencies of legends.

Have a vivacious encounter while visiting the musical rigmaroles, revered Havelis, and jazzy Bazaars. This fun-filled guided tour of Lahore starts from Food Street from where the visitors get a ride on Rangeela Rickshaw to Bhatti Gate to proceed with the walking tour. 

• Lunch at one of the best restaurants in Lahore.
• Stroll to the Shaikhupuria Bazaar. 
• Flute performance at Victoria School.
• Manga Chowk
• The Luminous Wajid Ali Shah Haveli
• Faqir Khana Museum
• Heer Goi/ Circumlocution at Mubarak Begum Haveli
• Legendary Madam Noor Jahan’s House
• Taxali Mosque
• Tabla and Harmonium performance at Taxali Gate
• Shabu Sweets
• Pakistan Talkies
• Lounge of Ustaad Daman 
• A grand welcome with Dhol at Food Street of Lahore

11 A.M to 2:30 P.M

Tour to The Wrestling Gymnasium (Kushti Tour)

The Walled City Authority has illuminated the dying culture in front of the tourists as well as the youth of Pakistan. In order to pay tribute to Gama Pehalwan and enlighten the tradition of Punjab, they have launched Kushti Tour .

Wrestling matches are organized and one can have a bewildering experience of intangible culture while being on a tour to Taxali Gate.

• Live wrestling match
• Cultural performances
• Visit the Bhatti Gate and Taxali Gate
• Lunch at the Food Stree in Lahore Fort

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Tour to The Royal Trail

Let the guide take you through the historic streets of Delhi Gate and into the times of Nawabs and Mughals. The Royal Trail Tour is a walking tour starting from Delhi Gate but after 1.75 hours of the tours, you can take a ride on a Rangeela Rickshaw to explore further.

It will make you visit the 12 gates of Lahore through Circular Road while moving towards the Lahore Fort . The professional guides will not just introduce you to the places but will also make you familiar with the tales of the olden times.

• Breakfast at Shahi Hammam
• Visit Wazir Khan Mosque through Sabeel Wali Gali.
• Gali Surjan Singh
• Mohammadi Muhallah
• Alif Shah Haveli
• Haveli of Bej Nath
• Dina Nath Well
• Chitta Gate
• Shahi Hammam/ The Royal Bath
• Lahore Fort
• Badshahi Mosque

Lahore Fort Guided Tour Fee

Badshahi mosque guided tour fee.

Rs. 20 Per Person

Shahi Hammam/ Royal Bath Tour Fee

Every Sunday from 10 A.M to 12 P.M

Walled City Virtual Heritage Tours

Culture is a forgotten aspect of identities for the new generations. The flavor of traditions is often left behind when one does not get much of a chance to explore them due to a busy schedule. Therefore, Walled City Authority Lahore took the initiative to make the masses aware of the information regarding the historical sites of Lahore. 

The Lahore Heritage 360 site shows a panoramic view that the users can move in any direction and zoom in and out as per their choice. The i button helps one to know the history of any additional information about different sites. The following historic marvels of Walled City Lahore could be traveled virtually through these 360-dimensional tours. 

Lahore Heritage 360 Tours

• Lahore Fort 360 Tour
• Badshahi Mosque 360 Tour
• Royal Trail 360 Tour
• Hazoori Bagh 360 Tour
• Gali Soorjan 360 Tour
• Masjid Wazir Khan 360 Tour
• Shahi Hammam 360 Tour

Walled City Authority History By Night Tours

Ever wondered how the ethereal historical sites in Lahore look at night? Let Walled City Authority Lahore take you through the pearls of old legacy in a night view. The grand tour begins from Fort Food Street, where the visitors are taken to Huzoori Bagh. 

After a visit to the monumental Badshahi Mosque, the next spot is Lahore Fort where one will catch a glimpse of more Mughal architectural marvels like Sheesh Mahal, Picture Wall, and Summer Palace. Maharaja Samadhi and Ranjeet Singh’s tomb is also included in the package. Moreover, do not miss out on adding on the free tours in your historical tour by night with TDCP Lahore.

Major Attractions

• The picturesque Huzoori Bagh
• Grand Badshahi Mosque
• Royal tour to Lahore Fort, Sheesh Mahal, Picture Wall, and Summer Palace
• Visit to the Samadhi Maharaja
• Ranjit Singh’s Tomb visit.

Costless Additions in History By Night Tours

• Live Classical Music Performance
• Mughal Attired Tourist Guides 
• Traditional Refreshment Arrangements
• Rangeela Rickshaw Ride

7: 30 p.m to 9:30 p.m

Rs.1500 per person.

Guided Tours of Lahore by TDCP Sightseeing

Have you ever happened to be on a tour of Lahore on a double-decker bus? If not then avail of this opportunity being provided in the heart of Pakistan. TDCP Sightseeing Tours of Lahore on a double-decker bus with the capacity to accommodate 60 tourists are innovative and ethereal. 

The guide also keeps on updating the tourists throughout about the historical and factual information of the sites. The expedition starts from Qaddafi Stadium and takes you to 36 famous landmarks of Lahore combined with different stopovers. 

Mentioned underneath are the enthralling guided tours of Lahore one can avail of for the best tourism experience in Pakistan.

Daily Walled City Tours

Explore the various culturally and historically enriched sites in Lahore’s walled city area. The TDCP Sightseeing tour plan for the walled city proceeds at different timings throughout the day from 8 am to 10 pm. There are 1 30 to 2 hours stay at various worth visiting sites in Lahore. 

Tourists get to experience prestigious sites such as the Tomb of Allama Iqbal and many more nearby. Moreover, alongside sightseeing, the tourists also get entertained by the different live shows, musical performances, monkey shows, etc during this guided tour of Lahore. Rooftop dinner and lunch at the best restaurants in Lahore are a plus to make the tour more interesting.

Tour of Flag Lowering Ceremony at Wagah

A tour to the second largest city of Pakistan is incomplete without sighting the zealous military parade at Wagah Border. The prestigious flag-hoisting and lowering ceremonies is a part of many guided tours of Lahore and are held daily accompanied by an enthusiastic display of patriotism and bravery by the soldiers.

Being one of the most popular tourist attractions in Lahore the Wagah Border is visited by thousands of visitors to witness the parade. Are you also excited to catch sight of the rivalry and bravery between the two nations? Then wait no further and book your seats for this tour by TDCP Sightseeing bus service.

3:30 to 7:30 pm daily

Weekend Heritage Tours

Let TDCP Sightseeing Tour double-decker bus service excite your weekends with their heritage tours of Lahore. This is one of the most informative guided tours of Lahore where one could see the marvels of historical remains and vibrant traditions of Punjab.

The tour starts at different timings throughout the weekends and takes you through the famous gates of Lahore , Lahore Fort, and Wazir Khan Mosque. Moreover, the visitors also get a chance to have a Royal Photography session and they can likewise buy some cool Mughal traditional stuff from the souvenir shop. 

Sunday Museum Tours

A delightful Sunday Museum Sightseeing Tour is arranged by TDCP to make your weekend momentous with a visit to the best museums in Lahore. The boarding time on the double-decker is at 2 p.m from when the tourists are taken to the Lahore Museum.

After spending an hour there you will be taken to the National History Museum in Greater Iqbal Park to relish history for another hour. The bus is finally boarded again to reach the ending point of this tour at Qaddafi Stadium after an entire day of admiring historical expeditions. 

2 pm to 6 pm (Every Sunday)

Guided Tours of Lahore by Private Operators 

Street food of lahore walled city tour.

 Experience the exotic food options available in Lahore with the Street Food of Lahore Walled City Tour . One can immerse in this walking tour and have a taste of one of the best street foods in Lahore. 

This amazing tour not just takes you through the cultural heritage of Lahore but also through the flavors of 10 eateries to tantalize your taste buds. Starting from Shahi Hammam the next stop is Delhi Gate and then the main meal at Haveli, one of the best rooftop restaurants in Lahore .

3 to 4 hours

• Local street food tasting
• Traditional lunch/dinner
• Local hot and cold beverages
• Separate options for vegetarians
• Shahi Hammam entry ticket

Historical Tours

Lahore is home to ancient diverse cultural values and heritage sites. With historical tours of Lahore by private operators, one gets to see the most amazing museums in Lahore.

Moreover, you get a chance a delve into rich Mughal architectural sensations. An air-conditioned vehicle takes you on this amazing guided tour of Lahore to have an insight into the walled city. 

• Breakfast/lunch, and dinner
• Luxurious transport
• Multilingual and Bilingual guides
• Visit at Fort food street and Lahore Fort.
• Walking tour of Anarkali Bazaar

Kartarpur Tour

A visit-free gateway through which millions of Sikhs visit Pakistan from India to visit Gurdwara Darbar Sahib. Kartarpur is one of the most important religious sites for Sikhs and they prefer visiting here on the birth anniversary of Baba Guru Nanak .

The Kartarpur Tour takes you to the Gurdwara where you can experience the rituals like Guru ka Langar . Moreover, the tourists can also participate in the rituals and the different charity campaigns running on the spot. 

• Breakfast/Lunch/Dinner facilities.
• Wheelchair accessibility
• Tour to the Gurdwara Darbar Sahib
• Participation of tourists in Sikh rituals. 

Bon Voyage!

Lahore Lahore Ey (Lahore is Lahore) because of its bustling streets, markets, and remarkable tourist sites to discover. Not just that it overflows with the beauty of its gardens, the aroma of its foods, and the epitome of culture restored in the form of its heritage sites.

We hope with this much information about the captivating guided tours of Lahore , it would have become easier to choose your most desired go-to spot in the town. 

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Looking for things to do in Lahore? Punjab’s capital is a thriving metropolis with a diverse population and a delectable culinary scene. It has long been a centre for the arts, literature, and music and is referred to as the cultural capital of the nation. The city is home to a number of historically significant buildings from the Mughal Empire, including the Lahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque, and Shalimar Gardens.

Traditional handicrafts, spices, and clothes are available in abundance at Lahore’s bazaars, notably the renowned Anarkali bazaar. The city is also widely known for its delectable cuisine, which includes both traditional meals like haleem and biryani and street food like hot kebabs and fried fish. Anyone interested in learning more about the history and culture of Pakistan should travel to this amazing city.

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55 things to do in Lahore are listed below:

• Visit UNESCO designated World Heritage Site, the Lahore Fort.
• Go through the lovely Shalimar Gardens.
• Discover the stunning Badshahi Mosque.
• Explore the thriving Walled City of Lahore on foot.
• See the Mughal Emperor Jahangir’s Mausoleum.
• See the national landmark Minar-e Pakistan.
• Fresh juice is available at Anarkali Bazar.
• Witness Liberty Market’s flurry of activity.
• Enjoy a city tour in a horse-drawn carriage.
• Check out the Lahore Museum
• A stroll through Racecourse Park is recommended.
• Check out the Lahore Zoo
• Visit Gawalmandi’s Food Street to sample some mouthwatering cuisine.
• Visit the Sufi shrine Data Darbar.
• See the High Court in person
• Discover Sheesh Mahal at the Lahore Fort.
• See the Shahi Hammam from the Mughal era.
• See the Naulakha Pavilion, a building from the Mughal era.
• Investigate the historic Nisar Haveli.

© Shahbaz Hussain

• Check out the Lahore Canal.
• Run a few laps around Model Town Park.
• Visit the Gaddafi Stadium to watch a cricket match.
• Enroll in a culinary course to learn how to prepare authentic Pakistani cuisine.
• Discover the renowned Lahore Bazar.
• Go to the famous Chauburji Gate.
• See the stunning public park Bagh-e-Jinnah.
• Visit the Alhamra Arts Council to see a musical performance
• The College for Women University is worth a visit.
• See the stunning campus of Lahore University of Management Sciences (LUMS).
• See the Wazir Khan Mosque from the Mughal era
• See the Naulakha Garden from the Mughal era.
• Take a trip to Wagah Border to attend the ceremony.
• Visit the Hathi Pol Gate of the Lahore Fort.

A Vendor in Lahore ©Taiba Malik

• Visit the Lahore Arts Council to see a theatre performance.
• Check out the Fakir Khana Museum.
• Examine the Mughal nobleman Asif Khan’s tomb.
• Visit the Canal Park and ride a boat through the canal.
• Visit the Anarkali Tomb to see a courtesan’s grave.
• Have a look around the Lahore Museum of Natural History.
• Wander across the verdant Shadman Colony.
• See the magnificent Hazuri Bagh Pavilion.
• Visit the Punjab Institute of Language, Art, and Culture to take part in a cultural festival.
• See the venerable Haveli Mian Khan
• See the Alamgiri Gate of the Lahore Fort.
• Investigate the old General Post Office structure.
• Check out the City’s Polo Club.
• Visit Diwan-e-Khas in the Lahore Fort.

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• Have a look at the historic Tollinton Market.
• Discover Masjid Wazir Khan, a Mughal structure.
• Visit the Roshnai Gate, one of the Walled City of Lahore’s 13 gates.
• Go through the lovely Jilani Park.
• Explore the historic Haveli.

9:00 AM – See the Lahore Fort in the historic district. It is roughly 4 kilometres from the city centre and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort can be explored for two to three hours.

12:00 PM – See one of the biggest mosques in the world, the Badshahi Mosque. It is roughly 500 metres away and close to the Lahore Fort. The mosque can be explored for between one and two hours.

2:00 PM – Check out the Wazir Khan Mosque, a stunning example of Mughal-era design. The Badshahi Mosque is roughly 2 kilometres away and is situated in the historic city. The mosque can be explored for between one and two hours.

4:00 PM – Take a stroll through the busy alleyways of the Anarkali Bazar, a well-known shopping area, to wind down the day. The Wazir Khan Mosque is roughly 2 kilometres away and is situated in the historic city. The bazaar can be explored in 1-2 hours, on average.

9:00 AM – See the stunning Mughal-style Shalimar Gardens first thing in the morning. About 10 kilometres separate it from the city’s core and it is situated in the northeast of the city. The gardens can be explored for two to three hours.

12:00 PM – Consider visiting the Lahore Museum, which has a variety of artwork, antiquities, and cultural displays. The Shalimar Gardens are around 8 kilometres away from it, which is situated in the city’s heart. The museum may be explored in between one and two hours.

2:00 PM – Go to the Minar-e-Pakistan, a memorial built to honour the Lahore Resolution. It is situated in Iqbal Park, approximately 5 kilometres from the Lahore Museum. It should take 1-2 hours to thoroughly examine the monument and the park.

4:00 PM – Go to the Minar-e-Pakistan, a memorial built to honour the Lahore Resolution. It is situated in Iqbal Park, approximately 5 kilometres from the Lahore Museum. It should take 1-2 hours to thoroughly examine the monument and the park.

9:00 AM – The Lahore Zoo, which is in the centre of the city, is a great place to start the day. The zoo may be explored in two to three hours.

12:00 PM – Visit the Model Town Park, a well-liked picnic area. The Lahore Zoo is around 10 km away from it, which is situated in the northwest of the city. The park may be explored in two to three hours.

3:00 PM – Visit the Emporium Mall, one of Pakistan’s biggest malls. It is around 8 miles from Model Town Park and situated in the Johar Town neighbourhood. The mall may be explored in two to three hours.

6:00 PM – Take a stroll along the city’s picturesque Canal Road to wind down the day. The road exploration should take between one and two hours.

9:00 AM – See the Lahore Fort in the historic district. It is roughly 4 kilometres from the city centre and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort can be explored for 2 to 3 hours.

12:00 PM – Visit the Lahore Museum to view its assortment of artwork, antiquities, and cultural displays. It is situated in the city’s core, about 8 kilometres from Shalimar Gardens. The museum may be explored in 1-2 hours, on average.

2:00 PM – Pay a visit to the Lahore Resolution memorial, the Minar-e-Pakistan. The Lahore Museum is around 5 km away from it, which is situated in Iqbal Park. The monument and the park may be explored in 1-2 hours.

4:00 PM – Visit the Food Street in the old city to cap off the day. It’s a well-liked spot for foodies and is around 3 kilometres from the Minar-e-Pakistan. The street can be explored for between one and two hours.

9:00 AM – Visit the Lahore Fort in the ancient city to start the day. It is roughly 4 kilometres from the city centre and is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The fort can be explored for two to three hours.

Note: You may have time to see other attractions or explore the city at your leisure, depending on your pace and how long you stay at each location. It is advised to set aside enough time for each attraction so that you can properly enjoy its beauty and historical value.

Lahore Fort

Tourists have always been enthralled by Lahore, the cultural centre of Pakistan, for its extensive history, culture, and cuisine. On a Lahore tour, tourists may experience the city’s Mughal-era architecture, lovely gardens, and bazaars full of ethnic goods and spices, to name just a few highlights. In this post, we’ll look more closely at some of the essential components of a tour of Lahore, such as its history, cultural legacy, food, and well-known tourist attractions.

The city has a more than a thousand-year history, during which time it has been governed by several dynasties, including the Mughals, Sikhs, and British. Beautiful structures that showcase the Mughal era include the Lahore Fort, Badshahi Mosque, and Shalimar Gardens. The city’s architecture is a reflection of its history. For anyone interested in learning more about Pakistan’s rich cultural legacy, these historical landmarks are must-see locations.

The Sheesh Mahal, Naulakha Pavilion, and Diwan-i-Aam are just a few of the beautiful buildings that can be found inside the Lahore Fort, also known as Shahi Qila, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. One of the largest mosques in the world, the Badshahi Mosque is known for its exquisite marble domes and complex carvings. It is situated across from the Lahore Fort. The Shalimar Gardens, which the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan constructed, are the epitome of Mughal landscape architecture.

The city is renowned for its culture and customs in addition to its historical sites. For ages, the city has been a centre for the arts, literature, and music, and it has given birth to numerous accomplished musicians and writers. By visiting locations like the Lahore Museum, which has a sizable collection of artwork, antiquities, and manuscripts from various centuries, visitors to Lahore can learn more about the city’s cultural legacy.

The Sikh era and the history and culture of the Sikh people are both highlighted in a part of the Lahore Museum. The Wagah Border Ceremony, a daily military ceremonial that takes place at the border between Pakistan and India, is another well-liked cultural event in Lahore. For anybody visiting the city, the ritual is a must-see as it is a manifestation of patriotism.

Badshahi Mosque

A visit to Lahore would be incomplete without sampling some of the local cuisine. Lahore is well known for its rich and spicily prepared food, which combines traditional Pakistani and Mughlai fare. A vast variety of street foods, including fried fish and spicy kebabs, as well as classic dishes like haleem and biryani are available at the city’s bazaars, especially the renowned Anarkali bazaar.

Indian, Persian, and Afghan cuisines have all had an impact on the cuisine in Lahore, which reflects the city’s varied background in its cuisine. Moreover, typical Pakistani desserts like gulab jamun and jalebi, which are sweet and syrupy treats sure to satiate any sweet craving, are available for tourists to experience in Lahore.

The Lahore Zoo, Lahore Safari Park, and the Lahore Bird Sanctuary are just a few of the several additional well-known tourist destinations that can be found in Lahore. With a variety of creatures on display, including lions, tigers, elephants, and monkeys, the Lahore Zoo, situated in the centre of the city, is a great location for families and animal enthusiasts. A major wildlife park outside of the city, the Lahore Safari Park is home to several exotic creatures like zebras, giraffes, and rhinos. With more than 150 species of birds on exhibit, the Lahore Bird Sanctuary is a natural reserve next to the Lahore Canal that attracts many birdwatchers.

In conclusion, anyone interested in learning about Pakistan’s rich cultural legacy should take a Lahore trip.

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