

by Pakistan Tours N Guides
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$280This full-day tour in Lahore begins with a hotel pickup where an English-speaking guide will meet the travelers. The first visit is Lahore Fort, the city’s main attraction, where the guide spends about an hour and a half showing around the historic site. Next, the group moves to Badshahi Mosque, a large Mughal-era mosque built in 1674 that can hold 60,000 people and features a mix of white marble and red sandstone. Afterward, the tour spends two hours exploring Delhi Gate in the walled city of Lahore. Visitors walk through narrow streets, passing the Wazir Khan Mosque, the royal bath, and colorful bazaars including art, crafts, and music instrument shops. Following this, the group visits Shalimar Gardens for one and a half hours, a Persian-style garden built in 1642 with thick trees and seasonal flowers such as roses and jasmine. The afternoon includes a two-hour visit to the Wagah Border to watch the daily flag ceremony performed by the Pakistani and Indian militaries. This event is a popular local attraction. The tour then stops at Liberty Market for 30 minutes, a shopping area near the old city with local food options and restaurants. Finally, the tour ends with a 20-minute visit to Food Street on Fort Road, where Sufi music and a local Sufi man’s lifestyle are presented for a spiritual walk. This cultural sightseeing is conducted by a professional guide certified by the Department of Tourist Services. The entire experience lasts about 8.5 hours and includes entrance tickets, hotel pickup and drop-off, and all taxes and service charges. Food, beverages, and gratuities are not included.
Lahore Fort
The guide meets the group at the arranged pickup location and accompanies them through Lahore Fort, the main historic attraction of the city, spending about 90 minutes exploring the site.
90 min
Badshahi Mosque
Constructed in 1674 by Aurangzeb Alamgir, this mosque is a Mughal architectural example in Central Asia. It can hold 60000 people and is made with a combination of white marble and red sandstone.
30 min
Delhi Gate
Delhi Gate is an attractive entrance to Lahore’s walled city. Inside are Wazir Khan Mosque, the royal bath, and narrow streets with colorful bazaars. Visitors walk through Gali Surjan Singh, Mian Sultan Haveli, and art and crafts bazaars including music instrument shops.
120 min
Shalimar Bagh (Shalimar Gardens)
Shalimar Gardens, built by Shah Jahan in 1642, is a Persian-style garden featuring dense shady trees and seasonal rose and jasmine flowers.
90 min
Wagah Border
The Wagah Border hosts a daily flag ceremony performed by the Pakistani and Indian militaries, lasting two hours, and is a notable tourist attraction.
120 min
Liberty Market
Liberty Market is a shopping area near the old city offering various local food options and restaurants such as Haveli, Coco, and Riveaj, with occasional music performances.
30 min
Food Street Fort Road
Food Street on Fort Road features typical Sufi shrines and music. Visitors meet a local Sufi man to learn about Sufism and local spiritual practices during a 20-minute visit.
20 min


by Pakistan Tours N Guides
How do you want to book?
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.$280This full-day tour in Lahore begins with a hotel pickup where an English-speaking guide will meet the travelers. The first visit is Lahore Fort, the city’s main attraction, where the guide spends about an hour and a half showing around the historic site. Next, the group moves to Badshahi Mosque, a large Mughal-era mosque built in 1674 that can hold 60,000 people and features a mix of white marble and red sandstone. Afterward, the tour spends two hours exploring Delhi Gate in the walled city of Lahore. Visitors walk through narrow streets, passing the Wazir Khan Mosque, the royal bath, and colorful bazaars including art, crafts, and music instrument shops. Following this, the group visits Shalimar Gardens for one and a half hours, a Persian-style garden built in 1642 with thick trees and seasonal flowers such as roses and jasmine. The afternoon includes a two-hour visit to the Wagah Border to watch the daily flag ceremony performed by the Pakistani and Indian militaries. This event is a popular local attraction. The tour then stops at Liberty Market for 30 minutes, a shopping area near the old city with local food options and restaurants. Finally, the tour ends with a 20-minute visit to Food Street on Fort Road, where Sufi music and a local Sufi man’s lifestyle are presented for a spiritual walk. This cultural sightseeing is conducted by a professional guide certified by the Department of Tourist Services. The entire experience lasts about 8.5 hours and includes entrance tickets, hotel pickup and drop-off, and all taxes and service charges. Food, beverages, and gratuities are not included.
Lahore Fort
The guide meets the group at the arranged pickup location and accompanies them through Lahore Fort, the main historic attraction of the city, spending about 90 minutes exploring the site.
90 min
Badshahi Mosque
Constructed in 1674 by Aurangzeb Alamgir, this mosque is a Mughal architectural example in Central Asia. It can hold 60000 people and is made with a combination of white marble and red sandstone.
30 min
Delhi Gate
Delhi Gate is an attractive entrance to Lahore’s walled city. Inside are Wazir Khan Mosque, the royal bath, and narrow streets with colorful bazaars. Visitors walk through Gali Surjan Singh, Mian Sultan Haveli, and art and crafts bazaars including music instrument shops.
120 min
Shalimar Bagh (Shalimar Gardens)
Shalimar Gardens, built by Shah Jahan in 1642, is a Persian-style garden featuring dense shady trees and seasonal rose and jasmine flowers.
90 min
Wagah Border
The Wagah Border hosts a daily flag ceremony performed by the Pakistani and Indian militaries, lasting two hours, and is a notable tourist attraction.
120 min
Liberty Market
Liberty Market is a shopping area near the old city offering various local food options and restaurants such as Haveli, Coco, and Riveaj, with occasional music performances.
30 min
Food Street Fort Road
Food Street on Fort Road features typical Sufi shrines and music. Visitors meet a local Sufi man to learn about Sufism and local spiritual practices during a 20-minute visit.
20 min