leap into Lahore.

 

The Walled City of Lahore, usually referred to as the Old City, serves as the city's historic center. The western region of the Walled City, having been guarded with a mud wall throughout the Middle Ages, was where the city was founded approximately 1000 CE. The Walled City gained popularity once it was acknowledged as the Mughal capital, which prompted the building of the Lahore Fort, which is now a UNESCO World Heritage Site, as well as the construction of the city's new, stronger walls. The Walled City gained various monuments during the Mughal Empire. There are some of Lahore's most recognizable structures, such as the enormous Badshahi Mosque, the lavishly decorated Wazir Khan Mosque, and the Shahi Hammam. Under the Sikh rule, the Walled City once more rose to prominence because of a few religious constructions made there, most notably the Gurdwara Janam Asthan Guru Ram Das and the Samadhi of Ranjit Singh. The Walled City, where many of Lahore's tourist attractions are located, continues to be the city's cultural center today. To repair a stretch of Shahi Guzargah ("Royal Passage") under the control of the Walled City of Lahore Authority between the Wazir Khan Mosque and Delhi Gate, the Pilot Urban Conservation, and Infrastructure Improvement Project—the Shahi Guzargah Project was begun in 2012.

The Walled City holds many architectural beauties within, it has the breathtaking construction of Mughal times that will leave you astonished. The city is covered by ancient architectural wonders like glorious mosques, fortresses, gurdwaras, etc. While exploring the city, you get to experience the view from the city of Copenhagen with our very own mesmerizing and stunning colorful buildings. You would not want to miss the opportunity to be startled by the most vibrant building that will make you feel like you are in a storyline, and you get to explore the most fascinating buildings and the historical background that they come with.

In the walled city, you not only get to experience the ancient infrastructure and historical buildings, but you also get to eat the best meals of your lifetime. The area is surrounded by iconic and mouthwatering restaurants. These include the infamous “Shahi Baithak”, which serves authentic south Asian cuisine in a traditional manner. Its indoor dining has a warm and traditional ambiance, and they serve its flavor-packed food in copperware dishes to give you a full culturally enriched experience. As well as other renowned restaurants like “Haveli”, “Cooco’s Den”, etc. If you are visiting the Walled City of Lahore, you must explore it for its heritage and historical places, and if you get hungry and want some flavor-filled in every bite food, you will find yourself lucky because you are surrounded by finger-licking good food. This trip is a complete package, you explore the beauty and the architecture, as well as get some out-of-the-world food experience. This trip satisfies both historians’ spirits and foodies with the magic entailed in this city. So, when are you planning to make a quick trip to Lahore?