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History of Lahore

It is written in the holy book of Hindus that the city of Lahore was settled by Loh, son of Ram. This is the reason that Lahore is known as Lahore. Other than this, the oldest history of Lahore is first mentioned in the book “Hudood-ul-Alam,” published in 982 AD. Shah Hussain Miran Zanjani, the famous spiritual personality, along with his two brothers, visited Lahore in the same period.

How Lahore Became the Important City

Shortly after his arrival, Mahmud Ghaznavi defeated the Hindu Raja Jayapal and captured Lahore, and Mahmud Ghaznavi’s slave Ayaz built a fort at Lahore for the first time. After that, an important milestone in the history of Lahore was the construction of Sher Shah Suri’s Lahore GT Road. With the construction of this road, the city of Lahore was not only connected with the important cities of the subcontinent, but after its completion, the importance, fame, and breadth of Lahore city continued to increase. If we study the history of Lahore city, a very strange situation emerges.

Highs and Lows in the History of Lahore

At one time, Lahore was counted among the most beautiful cities globally, and at another time, this city was a victim of looting and destruction.

When the Tatars looted and destroyed the city of Lahore, the Mughals rebuilt the city and made it one of the most beautiful and developed cities in the world. A wall was built around the city, and 12 entrances were made. The river flowed outside the wall, and a beautiful garden was made along the river. Eternal buildings like Badshahi Mosque, Fort Lahore, Shalamar Bagh, Jahangir’s Tomb, and Wazir Khan Mosque built during the Mughal period are still a source of pride for Lahore city.

The Sikh era, especially the era of Ranjeet Singh, destroyed the beauty of this city again. For centuries, many Muslim nobles and nobles, in particular, were forced to flee the city, and many of the city’s beautiful historic buildings, shrines, and mosques could not escape looting.

At the end of the long dark century, from 1750 to 1850, when the British took over the rule of Punjab, a new chapter of development of Lahore opened. The British started the construction of many modern buildings in Lahore. Railway Station, Punjab University, Town Hall, District Court, Government College, Museum, High Court, GPO, Montgomery Hall, Aitchison College, Conrad College, Mayo Hospital, Mayo School of Arts, (later National College of Arts) Tollenton Built markets, assembly halls, and countless other buildings. These buildings have a beautiful blend of British, Mughal, and Islamic cultures.

The 55 years from 1860 to 1915 proved to be a period of peace, development, and prosperity for the people of Lahore. During this British period, a modern, beautiful, and new Lahore emerged outside the wall. Undoubtedly, this was the period of development and rise of Lahore.

The Railway system in Lahore started in 1861. Electricity was provided in Lahore city in 1912. The telephone system started. Wide paved roads, sewerage system, supply of clean drinking water, a municipal committee for sanitation, Lahore Improvement Trust for construction of settlements under urban planning, the judicial system for the provision of justice and general. A wide range of schools, colleges, and universities was started to provide education.

Why Lahore is so Famous

Lahore is famous for some reasons. You cannot state a single reason for its popularity. Let us look at some of the reasons one by one. Pakistan’s second-largest city is Lahore, known as Zinda Dalan Lahore’s Zinda Javed, and it is called City of Colleges, City of Flowers, City of Parks, and Film City (Bollywood).

This city, which has the unique honor of “Data Ki Nagri,” was settled by a Hindu king, “Lahut,” on the banks of the river Ravi about a thousand years ago today. Thanks to this, it has gained international, historical, and political significance today.

Another reason for its popularity is that it is simultaneously an ancient and modern city. It has a beautiful combination of historic buildings. ۔

Lahore is also famous for its food. These include Kashmiri Gate’s Gol Gruppe and Dahi Bhalla, Anar Kali Ki Kher, Regal Chowk’s Saleem, Shahi Mohalla’s Pahja’s Sree Paaye, besides these Lahore dishes include Tabaq, Charsi Tikka, Danba Karahi, Ludo Pethiyan, Keema Walay Naan, Pathura, Bong, Nahari, and Chakkar Chhole are very popular.

Pakistan’s largest food street adjoins the southern wall of the Badshahi Mosque, where Barbie cuisine and fast-food items are always ready to enchant domestic and foreign tourists, as well as Lakshmi Chowk and Old Anarkali.

In the vast area of Greater Iqbal Park, Minar, Pakistan, a 200 feet high monument is located. This minaret has been built on the exact spot where the chair of Quaid-e-Azam presided over 79 years ago. On March 23, 1940, when the resolution was passed by a large gathering of nearly 300,000 Muslims at the annual meeting of the Lahore All India Muslim League.

A short distance south of Minar, Pakistan, is the second-largest mosque in Pakistan, the Badshahi Mosque, where about 100,000 Muslims can pray at a time.

Suppose you want to understand the city of Lahore. In that case, you can understand it by the two famous sayings about Lahore: “Jine Lahore nahin dekhya o jamya e nai” this famous Punjabi quote means that If you don’t visit Lahore, you have not been born yet. Another saying about Lahore is, “Seven days and eight fairs, how can I go home.” It means that there is so much fun in Lahore that I don’t have time to go home

Lahore: Exploring the Historic City of Pakistan

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Lahore: Exploring the Historic City of Pakistan

Lahore, the cultural capital of Pakistan, is a city rich in history and culture. Located in the Punjab province of Pakistan, Lahore is known for its historical significance, stunning architecture, delicious food, and vibrant culture. Lahore is one of the oldest cities in the world, with a history that dates back to at least 2000 BCE. The city has played a prominent role in South Asian history and culture, and is considered the heart of Pakistan’s cultural heritage.

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Lahore is home to a number of historical sites that are worth visiting. The Lahore Fort, also known as Shahi Qila, is a 17th-century Mughal-era fort that is one of the most popular tourist attractions in the city. The fort is located in the Old City, and features stunning architecture and intricate design work. The Badshahi Mosque, also located in the Old City, is one of the largest mosques in the world and was built in the 17th century. The Shalimar Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is a beautiful Mughal-era garden that was built in the 17th century. The Wazir Khan Mosque, located in the Old City, is a stunning example of Mughal-era architecture, and features intricate tile work and frescoes. The Tomb of Jehangir, a mausoleum located in the outskirts of Lahore, is another popular historical site worth visiting.

There are also many other historic sites worth visiting in Lahore, including the Lahore Museum, the Lahore Zoo, and the Anarkali Bazaar.

Lahore is known for its delicious food, vibrant bazaars, and rich cultural experiences. The food in Lahore is a blend of Mughlai, Punjabi, and Central Asian cuisine, and is famous throughout Pakistan. Some of the must-try dishes in Lahore include biryani, nihari, and kebabs. The bazaars in Lahore are also a must-visit, with their vibrant colors, bustling crowds, and unique shopping experiences. The music and dance performances in Lahore are also a highlight of the city, with traditional dances such as the Bhangra and the Giddha being popular performances. Finally, Lahore is also known for its art and handicrafts, with traditional techniques such as truck art and embroidery being popular.

Lahore is a modern city that offers a range of shopping, recreational, and entertainment options. The city is home to a number of shopping malls, including the Emporium Mall and the Packages Mall. There are also many parks and recreational areas in Lahore, including the Lahore Zoo, the Jallo Park, and the Model Town Park . Finally, Lahore also has a vibrant nightlife, with a range of bars, restaurants, and clubs to choose from.

The best time to visit Lahore is between October and March, when the weather is cooler and more pleasant. When visiting Lahore, it is important to use reputable transport services, such as taxis or ride-sharing apps. It is also important to be aware of cultural norms and customs in Lahore, such as dressing conservatively and respecting local traditions.

Overall, Lahore is a city rich in history and culture, and is a must-visit destination for anyone interested in exploring the best that Pakistan has to offer. With its stunning architecture, delicious food, and vibrant culture, Lahore is a city that will leave a lasting impression on anyone who visits. So if you are looking for an unforgettable cultural experience, make sure to add Lahore to your travel itinerary.

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My Favourite Tourist Destination: The Lahore Fort

Ammara Maqsood | Mandi Bahauddin, Pakistan

My favourite tourist spot is Lahore, for the famous “Shahi Qila”, also known as the Lahore Fort. It is said that “Lahore is Lahore” (Lahore, Lahore hai) and the Lahore Fort is one of the reasons behind this saying. As life is moving towards modernism, the old building of the Lahore Fort gives a strong historical and peaceful vibe in the city.

In terms of its place in history, the Lahore Fort connects us with the Mughal Era. It is a sequence of noble palaces, halls and gardens built by Mughal rulers Akbar, Jehangir, Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb, comparable to and contemporary with the other great Mughal forts at Delhi and Agra in India. It's believed that the site covers some of Lahore's most ancient remains. Unfortunately, it is unknown when exactly the Lahore Fort was originally constructed or by whom, but you can read more about the history behind the Fort's creation and changes made to it over time, here .

I like to visit this site because I am inclined to visit old buildings. In addition, I have really good memories associated with my very first tour of the Lahore Fort so this place is very close to heart.

The entrance of the Lahore Fort is a demonstration of art. It has been divided into various notable structures and monuments that are a brilliant representation of the architectural styles of Mughal Kings from Akbar to Aurangzeb. One most respectable portions of the Fort is the Iqbal Tomb, where Iqbal the Poet of the East is buried. Many people visit to pay their respects to him too. He was one of Pakistan's founding fathers and is known for coming up with the original idea of creating Pakistan.

I have also visited the Lahore Fort with my friends during a university trip and again, I loved the architecture. Those vast courtyards and stairs make you feel like as you are living in era of kings and queens. One can visualize how everything was settled there for royal families. Perhaps the design of some parts can be revised to give a modern look but one can hear the story of royal ages through the old bricks and ancient architecture. The Lahore Fort is a famous tourist destination for the people in Pakistan along with tourists from other parts of the world. Many foreigners also come to visit the Fort and I saw many there during my visit too.

Here are some of pictures from my visit to the Lahore Fort:

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Lahore city is the capital of the province of Punjab, in Pakistan. It is centrally situated and is generally known as “The Heart of Pakistan”, the city is located on the banks of river Ravi. It is also known as the “Green City” and is home to many gardens and fertile alluvial plains. The city is famous for its poets, artists and the core of the film industry.

The eccentric city dates back to 850 A.D., it was taken over by Mahmood Ghaznavi in 1021 A.D. and made the capital of the entire Ghaznavid Empire by Masud, the son of Mahmood. This was the point in history where Lahore became the heart of the social, cultural and educational events and these activities made the city reach the peak of its magnificence under the rule of the Mughal Empire. It was under the Mughals that the city got its beautiful fort, infamous architecture, gardens, tombs, mosques and pavilions. There are many ancient names recorded in history for Lahore which include Lahanoor, Mahmood pur, Loh pur, Lohar pur and Samnadpal Nagiri.

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مینار پاکستان پر مضمون

پاکستان کا قومی مینار”مینار پاکستان” ہے جو لاہور میں واقع ہے۔ اسے عین اس جگہ پہ قائم کیا گیا ہے جہاں 23 مارچ 1940 ء کو قائد اعظم کی صدارت میں منعقدہ آل انڈیا مسلم لیگ کے اجلاس میں تاریخی قرار داد پاکستان منظور ہوئی اور اسے یادگار پاکستان بھی کہا جاتا ہے۔

23 مارچ 1960 ء کو اس کی تعمیر شروع کی گئی۔ اس کا ڈیزائن ترک ماہر تعمیرات نصیر الدین مراد خان نے تیار کیا اور تعمیر کا کام میاں عبد الخالق اینڈ کمپنی نے 23 مارچ 1960 ء کو شروع کیا۔31 اکتوبر 1968 ء میں آٹھ سال کے اندر اس کی تعمیر مکمل ہوئی۔اس کی تعمیر پہ 75 لاکھ روپے کا خرچہ آیا۔

مینار پاکستان “ہائپر بولا ڈیزائن” میں تعمیر کیا گیا اس ڈیزائن میں عمارت کی چوڑائی بتدریج کم ہوتی جاتی ہے۔ تعمیر کے لیے سنگ مرمر اور سنگ سرخ ضلع ہزارہ اور سوات سے حاصل کیا گیا۔

لوہے اور کنکریٹ سے تعمیر کیے گئے اس مینار کی بلندی 196 فٹ 6 انچ ہے جبکہ ٹاپ پر اسٹین لیس اسٹیل کا 16 فٹ کا گنبد نصب کیا گیا ہے۔ مینار میں 5 گیلریاں،، 20 منزلیں اور 324 سیڑھیاں ہیں اور اس کے علاوہ برقی لفٹ بھی نصب کی گئی ہے۔

مینار پاکستان کے اردگرد 18 ایکڑ رقبے پر محیط اقبال پارک بھی ہے جس میں سبزہ زار،،راہداریاں اور ایک جھیل بھی موجود ہے۔ اقبال پارک کو قیام پاکستان سے پہلے منٹو پارک کہا جاتا تھا۔ مینار پاکستان کے پاس قومی ترانے کے خالق حفیظ جالندھری کا مزار بھی ہے۔

مینار کا نچلا حصہ پھول کی پتیوں سے مشابہت رکھتا ہے۔اس کی سنگ مرمر کی دیواروں پر قرآن کریم کی آیات قائد اعظم محمد علی جناح اور علامہ اقبال کے اقوال اور پاکستان کی آزادی کی مختصر تاریخ کنندہ ہے۔