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Punjab
Craft towns, living traditions, and indigenous culture
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UNESCO-listed archaeological landscape with strong Gandhara and Buddhist heritage.
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Explore two masterpieces of Mughal architecture and landscape design in the historic city of Lahore.
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UNESCO-listed 16th-century fortress and a major military architecture site.
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UNESCO tentative site and landmark of Islamic and Mughal heritage in Lahore.
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UNESCO tentative site known for tilework and old-city Lahore context.
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UNESCO tentative archaeological site linked to the Indus Valley Civilization.
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UNESCO tentative desert fort landscape in Cholistan.
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Ancient Hindu temple complex and sacred pool in the Salt Range.
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UNESCO tentative Salt Range landscape and one of the world's best-known salt mines.
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The 13th-century Sufi mausoleum that crowns Multan's old fort mound, heart of the “City of Saints”.
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One of the world's oldest cities, famed for its Sufi shrines, blue-tilework mausoleums, Blue Pottery craft, mangoes, silk, and as the spiritual heartland of the Punjab.
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The historic two-lane bridge over the fast, turquoise Jhelum River, the gateway from Punjab into Azad Jammu and Kashmir, with riverside restaurants known for white trout.
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The Mughal emperor Jahangir's mausoleum across the Ravi from Lahore, its four minarets and pietra dura panels among the finest Mughal funerary architecture in Pakistan, alongside the neighbouring tomb of Asif Khan and the Akbari Sarai.
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A Mughal-era minaret and octagonal pavilion rising from a large water tank near Sheikhupura, built by Emperor Jahangir as a memorial to his pet antelope.
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A soaring 14th-century brick tomb inside Multan Fort, its blue-and-turquoise glazed tilework among the finest examples of Multani craftsmanship, and one of the earliest and grandest Tughlaq-era monuments in South Asia.
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A cluster of glazed-tile Sufi shrines in the ancient town of Uch Sharif near Bahawalpur, including the tomb of Bibi Jawindi, showcasing centuries of Multani-style blue and turquoise tilework.
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Pakistan's national monument in Lahore's Greater Iqbal Park, a 70-metre minaret completed in 1968 on the exact spot where the 1940 Lahore Resolution was passed, with views toward the Badshahi Mosque from its viewing gallery.
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The red-sandstone mausoleum of national poet-philosopher Muhammad Iqbal, built in 1951 in the Hazuri Bagh between Lahore Fort and Badshahi Mosque, with a marble cenotaph and a ceremonial guard on permanent duty.
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Pakistan's largest museum, opened in its Indo-Saracenic building on The Mall in 1894, holding some 60,000 artefacts across Gandhara Buddhist sculpture, Mughal miniatures, and the Sikh gallery, including the celebrated Fasting Buddha.
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The ancient citadel mound at the heart of Multan, once among the subcontinent's strongest forts before the British largely levelled it in 1848-49, its surviving Qila-e-Kohna mosque and Damdama platform still commanding city views.
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A ruined hilltop fortress of the 9th-11th century Odi Shahi dynasty on the eastern Salt Range near Baghanwala, reached by a steep trek and celebrated as the spot where the polymath Al-Biruni is said to have measured the Earth's radius.
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The largest Sufi shrine in South Asia, built around the tomb of 11th-century saint Ali Hujwiri in Lahore, its marble courtyard and minarets drawing round-the-clock devotion and an enormous annual urs.
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A ruined Hindu temple on the Multan Fort platform, dedicated to Narasimha and tied by legend to the Prahlad-Holika story behind the origins of Holi, standing beside the shrine of Bahauddin Zakariya.
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An 1870s Italianate palace built for the Nawabs of Bahawalpur and nicknamed the "Palace of Light," its 32 rooms, gold-plated furniture, and vintage chandeliers now maintained by the Pakistan Army as Bahawalpur's most photographed landmark.
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A stone platform carved from a Salt Range boulder at Kallar Kahar, where the first Mughal emperor Babur is said to have camped and addressed his troops in 1519 en route to Delhi.
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A 1646 Mughal gateway with four flaring minarets and coloured kashi tilework, once the entrance to a lost pleasure garden.
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A British-era clock tower from around 1905, the hub from which eight bazaars radiate through Faisalabad's old colonial core.
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The ancestral home and birthplace of poet-philosopher Allama Iqbal, purchased by his family in 1861 and preserved as a heritage museum.
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The gilded 1848 mausoleum of Maharaja Ranjit Singh, founder of the Sikh Empire, beside Lahore Fort.
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The daily flag-lowering ceremony at Pakistan's only open land border crossing, performed by the Pakistan Rangers each sunset since 1959.
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The 13th-century dargah of Baba Fariduddin Ganj-e-Shakar, seat of the Chishti Sufi order and resting place of Punjab's first great classical poet.
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This shrine is the area where Sat Guru Nanak Dev Ji used to play as a child, and it is located about 225 meters south-east of Gurdwara Janamasthan.
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The sacred shrine is close to Gurdwara Balila and this is the site where First Patshah Guru Nanak Ji was sent to learn Hindi from Pandit Gopal Das and then to learn Sanskrit from Pandit Brij Lal.
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This sacred Gurdwara is displaying its glory close to Gurdwara Mal Ji Sahib at said, and a half kilometer from the Janamasthan of Guru Nanak Sahib.
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This sacred shrine is located in side Nankana Sahib City at a distance of one and a half kilometer from Gurdwara Janamasthan, on the main road leading toward Sheikhupura.
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Going along the road from Nankana Sahib Railway Station towards the Janamasthan there is a Gurdwara with a high dome on your right hand before Gurdwara Janamasthan.
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Both of these historical Shrines are situated near Tambo Sahib on the road leading towards Janamasthan Nankana Sahib.
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The village Bucheki on Lahore-Jaranwala road is very well known.
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This Gurdwara is situated in between Gurdwara Sri Tambu Sahib and Gurdwara Sri Hargobind Sahib.
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Eminabad is a famous town of Gujranwala district.
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Bhai Lalu, a resident of Saidpur (Eminabad), was a carpenter of Getaura caste.
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Gurdwara Bhai Lalu Ji is in village Tatliali of district Gujranwala.
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The village by the name Bhaike Mattu is located about two kilometers south-east of the Police Station Noshehra’ Virkan of tehsil Gujranwala.
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This Village, named Kotli Bhaga, lies on the road leading to Mianwali Bungalow from Eminabad.
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This holy shrine is right on the railway line near Gujranwala City railway station and at a distance of just four feet from the railway lines.
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The Janamasthan of Sardar Hari Singh Nalwa is in Kasayra Bazar of Gujranwala City.
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The samadh of Sardar Charrat Singh is behind Sheranwala Bagh on G.T. road inside Gujranwala city.
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Sardar Mahan Singh was born in the house of Charrat Singh in Samvat 1760.
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Rasul Nagar is a very historic town which is referred in history by the name of Ram Nagar.
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This village going by the name of Chak Ram Das is in Wandhu police station of Gujranwala district.
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Wazirabad is a leading town of Gujranwala district and Guru Kotha, the sacred place named after Guru Hargobind Ji, is located in this town on his way back from Kashmir.
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Ranjit Singh, the future leader of the Sikh Empire, was born in this stately haveli (mansion) on November 13, 1780.
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A domed building is adjacent to the southern corner of eastern wall of Badshahi Mosque outside Roshanai Gate.
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Both of these Samadhs are located at the western side of the Samadh of Maharaja Ranjit Singh and are a part of this complex.
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This historical site is located opposite Shaheed Ganj of Gurdwara Bhai Taru Singh Shaheed Ganj in Naulakha Bazaar.
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Gurdwara Sri Janam Asthan Guru Ram Das is situated inside Delhi Darwaza, near Purani Kotwali Chowk in Chuni Mandi.
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Naulakha Bazar, Lahore The site of martyrdom of Bhai Taru Sing Ji is located in the Naulakha Bazaar.
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This historical well is located in a bazaar inside Mochi Gate.
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Guru HarGobind Ji came to Lahore in 1619 AD with Diwan Chandu.
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The place where Bhai Mani Singh was martyred is situated inside the Masti Gate which is behind the Lahore Fort.
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This sacred Shrine is located in Chowmala Mohalla inside Bhati Gate.
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This historical place, known as Dharamsala of the First Patshahi, is located in Mohalla Chohatta Mufti Baqar inside Delhi gate of Lahore city.
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Chowbachcha Sahib bus stop lies between Mughalpura and Dharampura by the canal flowing through Lahore.
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The village called Dera Chahal is in the jurisdiction of P.S. Burki of district Lahore.
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This shrine, located on the Lahore-Amritsar Grand Trunk Road near Shalimar Road, marks the site of Bhai Buddhu's brick kiln.
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These samadhs are located in the lawns of Govt Islamia College Civil Lines.
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Jawahar Singh was the maternal uncle of Maharaja Dilip Singh and the elder brother of Maharani Jindan.
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Once this sacred Shrine used to be very close to Lahore Cantonment railway station but no Gulberg, a modern locality of Lahore, has Developed around it.
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Baba Sri Chand Ji was the eldest son of Jagat Guru Baba Nanak Dev Ji.
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Amar Saddhu is a very big bus stop on the Lahore-Ferozpur road.
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Rampur Khurd is a Village of Police station Burki of tehsil and district Lahore which is located three kilometers east of Lahore-Burki road.
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Jamadar Khushal Singh was a Gaur Brahmin of village Akari Pargana of Meerath.
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This holy shrine is in the town of Kahna Nau located on the Lahore-Ferozpur road.
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This holy place is about 25 km from the Lahore city and a mettled road leads to this village.
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Gurdwara Sri Diwan Khana Sahib, Chuna Mandi is related to the lifetime of Guru Ram Das Ji and was visited by Guru Arjan before he was Guru.
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This sacred Shrine connected with the Lahore visit of Sat Guru HarGobind, is located at a distance of 15 km from Lahore.
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The Village Jhalian is in P.S. Burki of the Lahore district.
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The Village by the name of Hadiara is situated on Lahore-Ghawindi road.
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This sacred shrine of fifth Guru is situated in Rang Mahal Bazaar of Lahore city at the back of the Sonehri (Golden) Mosque.
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The Village called Dhilwan is in the Barki P.S. of Lahore district.
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The Village Minhala is located in P.S. Burki of Lahore district.
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This village called Manga is located on Lahore-Multan road about 35 kilometers from Lahore.
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This Gurdwara is displaying its splendour in the Village Padhana, Police Station Burki, district Lahore.
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There are two small structures outside the wall of the Lahore Fort which usually go unnoticed by those who pass through the Greater Iqbal Park.
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Village Tergay is situated on Kasur-Qadiwind road about one km east of village Qadiwind.
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Two villages with the name of Bhaile and Rossay are located on Manga-Kakur road about 4 kilometers off the metalled road.
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This shrine is situated in tehsil and district Kasur.
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The village Alpa is in tehsil Chunian of Kasur district.
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Qadiwind village is within P.S., tehsil and district Kasur.
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There are two villages by the name of Sheikam in Kasur district.
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Jamber a village of District Kasur is located after Bhai Phero at Chhanga Manga turning on Lahore-Multan road.
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There are two villages by the same name i.e., Sahari in tehsil and district Kasur and have earned the name Hardusahari (hardu in ‘Persian’ means both).
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The town woth the name of Bhai Phero is situated at.a distance of Sixty Kilometers from Lahore on Lahore-Multan road.
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The historic town of Lalyani is situated on the Lahore-Ferozpur road.
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This Gurdwara is situated in the Moti Masjid Mohalla (locality) of the new Kangan Pur City.
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The Village Alpa is in tehsil Chunian of Kasur district.
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The Gurdwara Mahme Sar is located in the vicinity of Lalyani town of Kasur district.
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The village Fateh Bhinder is located in P.S and Tehsil Daska near village Govind Ke.
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This sacred shrine is located in Tilakpur village on Sialkot- Chaprar road.
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This Village by the name of Rehsema is a border Village of district and tehsil Sialkot.
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This Shrine of HarGobind Ji called Gurusar is located at Rehsema Village of Sialkot district.
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This is the third Shrine of Guru HarGobind Ji in this Village.
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The Gurdwara Baoli Sahib is located at a distance of two hundred meters from Gurdwara Bair Sahib.
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Sahowal railway station comes after Uggoki while traveling from Sialkot to Sambrial.
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Distt Sialkot This Village called Ghalutian Khurd (minor) is situated on Gujranwala-Sialkot road.
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Jagat Gur Guru Nanak reached Pasrur from Sialkot.
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Mallah, a village of P.S. Shah Gharib, is 9 miles south of Narowal railway station.
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Ghakka and Kotli are twin Villages situated in P.S. Shah Gharib of Tehsil Shakkargarh.
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There is a big town called Nainankot about 24 kms from Tehsil Shakar Garh.
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This village which goes by the name of Haftmadar lies on Bhai Pheru-Khunda road after Jatri.
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This village, called Jatri, is located on the Bhai Pheru-Khunda road a little farther from Balluki Head Works.
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This sacred shrine is present even today in the settlement of Ajnianwala.
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Okara This sacred shrine is situated on the road leading to Bonga Awan from Hujra Shah Muqeem and is exactly one km from the city.
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Dipalpur is a great historical city and once it used to be the capital of Punjab.
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This sacred shrine is in village 11/1-L situated on Renala Khurd-Dipalpur Road.
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The Darbar of Baba Shri Chand Ji is displaying its splendour within the complex of Dera Baba Bhuman Shah.
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Baba Bhumman Shah was a prominent sadhu of Udasi Sikhs born in 1687 and died in 1762.
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The sacred shrine in the outskirts of the old city is related with Guru Nanak Dev Ji.
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This sacred shrine called Nanaksar is located at a distance of about six kilometers from Pakpattan.
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This sacred shrine of Jagat Guru Dev Ji is on Tibba Abhor located on Pakpattan-Arifwala road.
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Harappa is a very old city of district Sahiwal (Montgomery).
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This holy shrine is located between Kabirwala and Khanewal.
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This holy shrine is located in the corridor of the tomb of Shah Shams Sabzwari on Shah Shams road.
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Uch Sharif is a very famous town.
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Baba Than Singh was a famous saint and had settled in the village Fateh Khan of Attock district.
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Katas is a very sacred place for the Hindus.
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Guru Nanak Ji came to Sakhi Sarwar from D.I. Khan and the place where he stayed is known as Thara Sahib.
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The shrine is located on a hill about 24 kilometers west of Jehlum City.
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Rohtas is a village in district Jhelum, just 10 kilometers south of Dina a town on GT road.
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Dinga is a very famous town of tehsil Kharian (Gujrat district).
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This village going by the name of Bazurgwal is located on the Gujrat-Bhimber road at a distance of about 24 kilometers from Gujrat.
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The Patshah of Meeri and Piri Secular and Temporal Guru Hargobind Ji stayed in this place while on his way back from Kashmir.
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Mandi Bahauddin is the leading town of district.
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This sacred shrine, is located in the famous Chambeli Bazaar of Jhang-Magghiana and is a very well known Gurdwara of the area.
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This is a large and beautiful place in the Bhabrana Mohalla of Jhang Magghiana.
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Gurdwara Garh Fateh Shah is located on Chiniot-Jhang road.
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This sacred shrine of Jagat Guru Nanak Dev Ji is on Toba road outside Jhang.
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This historical Gurdwara is in Narankari Bazaar of Rawalpindi.
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This Gurdwara is located in the famous Raja Bazaar of Rawalpindi.
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This sacred Darbar is located, in the Sarrafa Bazaar of Rawalpindi.
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This village, known as Damhial, is located at a distance of 12 kilometers from Rawalpin City.
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There is a village, Narali, in P.S Jatri of Tehsil Gujar Khan of Rawalpindi district which is six miles southwest of Daultala railway station.
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This historic place is also known as Rori Sahib and Killa Sahib.
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Winni is a Village of police station, Tehsil and district Hafizabad.
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A Village of Tehsil and district Hafizabad is popularly known as Dhunni.
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This Village called Baache is within P.S., Tehsil and district Hafizabad.
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This village, known as Beherwal, is located between Jamber and Pattoki on Lahore- Multan road.
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This sacred shrine built in memory of Shaheed Bhai Dilip Singh is in Chak No 132 RB of district Faisalabad (Layyalpur).
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A Village in Burki Police station of tehsil & district'Lahore is known as "Kharak".
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This sacred shrine of Sahib Guru Hargobind Ji is on Kashmir Road in Mansehra City.
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This sacred shrine is located at Rakh Topi in the N.W.F.P.
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The Taxila Museum is a prominent museum located in Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, and is renowned for its extensive collection of Gandharan art dating from the 1st to 7th centuries CE.
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The Dharmarajika Stupa is a significant Buddhist site near Taxila, Pakistan, built by Emperor Ashoka in the 3rd century BCE to house relics of the Buddha.
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The Bhir Mound is an important archaeological site in Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, containing some of the earliest ruins of the ancient city, dating back to 800–525 BC.
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Sirkap, located near Taxila, was founded by the Greco-Bactrian king Demetrius around 180 BC and was later rebuilt by King Menander I.
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The city of Sirsukh is said to have been founded during the Kushan era after 80 CE, and is the last of the great ancient cities of Taxila.
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Mohra Muradu is an important archaeological site near Taxila in Punjab, Pakistan, renowned for its Buddhist stupa and monastery.
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The Manikyala Stupa is a significant Buddhist site located near Tope Mankiala, in Pakistan’s Pothohar region, roughly 36 km southeast of Islamabad, close to Rawalpindi.
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The ancient Buddhist site of Rokhri, located near the Indus River in Mianwali District, Punjab, revealed important Gandhāran-era remains including stucco heads, coins, pottery, and architectural fragments.
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The Giri Remains is an archaeological site located in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan.
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The Katas Raj Temples have a significant connection to both Hindu and Buddhist traditions, with historical ties to both religions.
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Jaulian is a ruined Buddhist monastery dating from the 2nd century CE, located in Taxila, Pakistan, and is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Ruins of Taxila.
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Kunala Stupa is a Kushan-era Buddhist stupa and monastery complex located southeast of Taxila, Pakistan, dating back to the 2nd century CE.
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Jandial is an ancient temple located near Taxila in Punjab, Pakistan, renowned for its Ionic columns and Hellenistic architectural style.
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Kalawan is an important archaeological site located near Taxila, Pakistan, known for its significant role in early Buddhist history.
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The Jandial 2 Temple, located near Taxila, Pakistan, dates back to the 2nd century BCE and is part of the Gandhara region, a key center for Buddhist art and culture.
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The Bahawalpur Museum in Punjab showcases Buddhist relics from the ancient Gandhara civilization, including sculptures of Buddha, Bodhisattvas, narrative reliefs, and stupa fragments from the 1st to 5th century CE.
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The rock art sites of Chenab Nagar (Chiniot), Punjab reveal a blend of cultural influences, including Buddhist, Zoroastrian, Iranian, and Hunic traditions.
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The Gandhara art tradition, which spans over a thousand years, flourished from the 1st century CE during the Saka-Parthian and Kushan periods, peaking under King Kanishka.
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The fort of Pharwala (Par Wala) was constructed during the year 1008-1015 CE by Sultan Kai Gohar (the founder of Gakhar Dynasty) in the Sub-continent.
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Rawat, a corruption of an Arabic word Rebat meaning Sarai seems originally to be an ancient Sarai situated about 18 km from Rawalpindi towards Jhelum close to the G.T.
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The city site of Sirsukh is located about 4 ½ km from Taxila Museum towards northwest off Taxila Road near Marchabad village.
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The tomb is lying at Attock close to the G.
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Attock Fort is a historic fort located in Attock, Punjab, Pakistan.
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A Baradari, situated on the G.T.
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The Sarai, square in plan, consists of an extensive area measuring 102 x 102 meters, enclosed by high and low boundary wall with each side having a row of arched compartment and verandah in their front.
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Lala rukh tomb is situated at Hasan Abdal near Hakim`s tomb, present name is misleading as the monument has not been known as such, in the past.
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Hakim`s tomb and a tank are stated on a platform being 38.4 m long and 21 m wide.
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The third tomb in the series built on the south-east of the tomb of Bala al-Halim, is that of the architect who built the foregoing two mausoleums, square in plan, it has also only half a portion intact.
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A tomb, built on a raised mound, square in plan with slightly battered wall, the dilapidated structure has lost its flat roof leaving only traces of wood brackets imbedded in the side walls.
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A tomb, octagonal in plan, built on some few meters high mound in brick faced with glazed tiles.
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It is an octagonal structure having engaged turrets on each corner of the octagon.
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It is a well known monument of dark grey stone and white marble, built with lime kanker mortar.
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This Baradari was built by Maharaja Ranjit Sing, during his reign.
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This tomb is constructed with special size burnt bricks measuring 33x 20 x 5 cm with mortar.
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Since his joining B.A.
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It is controversial whether the tomb was erected on his grave or not because in Tabqat-e-Akbari the word Qabr is mentioned and not the Mauza.
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This Haveli is among the most magnificent buildings of the Sikh period Lahore city.
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Wazir Khans Hammam is situated in side Dehli Gate.
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It is a simple but massive structure of moderate size of a style transitional between Pathan and Mughal.
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The tomb of Nur Jahan (Mehrun Nisa Begum) was built by her during her lifetime, standing on a platform 48 m square.
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An archaeological site comprised of a stupa (tope), standing at a most commanding position on the last spur of the long range of hills, forming the north boundary of the Haro valley.
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An archaeological site comprising of a stupa standing prominently and visible from a long distance due to its large circumstance and conspicuous height which measures about 6.4 m.
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About 15 km from Taxila on the main G.T.
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Jahangir's hunting lodge of 1607, raised beside the Hiran Minar he built over the grave of his pet antelope — and the fort that gave the town its name.
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The baoli and the mosque are located on the north-western fringe of the village, constructed by Sher Khan during the time of Akbar.
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In the center of Rohtas Fort, there stands on a high part of the hill, the so-called Man Singh Haveli.
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The monument lies in Baghbanpura, surviving in the paneled and niched enclosure walls.
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This rectangular tomb (8.2m x7.7m) has three arched openings on three sides and with a beautiful curvilinear roof of a very pleasing shape decorated with enameled mosaic work in zigzag pattern.
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It is located at Begumpura on south of Shalimar Road/G.
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Kashmiri Darwaza (Gate), is so called from the fact to its facing in the direction of Kashmir, the present building of the gate is of British period.
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The Lahori Darwaza (Gate) is the gate on the south named after the city of Lahore itself.
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Delhi Gate is situated in the fortification wall towards east facing Delhi city, as such it is called Delhi Gate.
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A mosque situated near the Railway station of Lahore and notable for its minute and refined enameled tile, mosaic work.
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Wazir Khans Baradari is a beautiful specimen of civic architecture belonging to the Mughal style of Shah Jahans days.
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The tomb of Shah Ali Akbar is octagonal in plan, standing on a 1.8 m high square platform measuring 30 m and built in finely baked brick tiles laid in mud mortar.
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The Muslim Emperors of South-Asian sub-continent took good care of the major roadways leading to the Grand Trunk Roads as named by the British.
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This is a square shaped building from outside measuring 2.80 x 2.80 meters, with a height of 4.12 m.
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