Lahore

Brief Introduction about the city

As the cultural and historical center of Pakistan Lahore maintains its heritage shine through its contemporary urban lifestyle. Within Punjab, Lahore functions as the capital where it attracts people with its crowded streets and important historical sites as well as lively culinary attractions. The Mughal-era sites in Lahore include the Badshahi Mosque together with Lahore Fort and Shalamar Gardens which makes this city an important landmark of the past. You can discover how Lahore used to be by visiting the traditional buildings of the Walled City which contain attractions such as the Delhi Gate and Wazir Khan Mosque. Lahore serves as an important higher learning center that includes Punjab University and LUMS among its prestigious educational institutes. Lahore maintains fame because of its varied dining experiences which range from the fiery food served at Gawalmandi and Lakshmi Chowk to upscale restaurants. The joyful atmosphere of Lahore becomes most visible through its cultural celebrations which include Basant (kite-flying festival) and the Lahore Literary Festival. The cultural district of Lahore hosts both Alhamra Arts Council and other venues where local artists can perform their works. Shoppers from across the board visit the active Liberty Market together with the busy Anarkali Bazaar. Various attractions and vibrant activities in Lahore keep the city energized all day and night thus creating a place that never goes to rest.