
Lahore Walled City
The old city inside Lahore's gates — Wazir Khan Mosque, the Delhi Gate bazaars and the havelis behind them.
- Best season
- Autumn · Winter · Spring
- Suggested duration
- 1 day

Pakistan's most populous province — Mughal Lahore, five rivers, and the plains that feed the country.
Punjab holds the country's densest concentration of Mughal architecture, Sufi shrines and colonial-era cities, spread across the alluvial plains of the five rivers the province is named for.

The old city inside Lahore's gates — Wazir Khan Mosque, the Delhi Gate bazaars and the havelis behind them.

The Mughal citadel of Lahore, inscribed with the Shalimar Gardens as a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1981.

A sixteenth-century garrison fort above the Kahan river near Jhelum, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1997.

A Hindu temple complex around a sacred pool in the Salt Range, and an active pilgrimage site.

One of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the region, known for its Sufi shrines and blue-tiled tombs.

A square mud-brick fortress of forty bastions standing alone in the Cholistan Desert south of Bahawalpur.
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More trekking routes for this region are being added in a future phase.
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Culture & heritage
A detailed cultural and historical guide to Punjab — local traditions, language, festivals and etiquette — is planned for a future phase.
Safety & local knowledge
Region-specific safety advisories, permit requirements and road status aren't published yet. Always verify current conditions with local authorities and a licensed guide before travelling in Punjab.