Visit the UNESCO World Heritage Site to see the stunning Mughal architecture of the Fort and its numerous historical structures.
Explore the minimalist architecture of Pakistan's largest mosque, and also visit the adjacent Faisal Park.
Discover the rich Gandhara art and culture from ancient Pakistan. Witness Buddhist sculptures, terracotta figurines and coins dated back to 500BC.
Hike, trek along the spectacular natural beauty of the park, enjoy picnics or have a cozy bonfire at night.
Experience the beautiful Indo-Islamic architecture of the mosque, which was built by the Mughal emperor Aurangzeb in 1673.
Explore one of the most intricately decorated mosques in Pakistan, with colorful mosaics, frescos and tile work adorning its inner and outer walls.
End your journey at the enchanting gardens, built by the Mughal emperor Shah Jahan in 1641. Enjoy the symmetrical architecture and well-manicured lawns and fountains.
If you have more time, you can add a food tour to taste the local street food like the famous Lahori Channa Chaat or a visit to the Lahore museum. However, if you have less time, you can skip the Margalla Hills National Park or Shalimar Gardens and instead visit the famous Anarkali Bazaar to shop for traditional Pakistani crafts and clothes.