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The beautiful Pakistan is a place where art and culture meet like a dream! Visiting this country means a journey through the realms of a long lost folk tale interspersed with several monuments, architectural wonders, and natural wonders, all displaying you the diversity of art and culture Pakistan has to offer.
Sheesh Mahal
This UNESCO World Heritage site is a beautiful example of architectural finesse. Created in the year 1566 by Emperor Akbar, the beauty of Sheesh Mahal has to be seen to be believed. The mirror work on the ceilings will leave you spellbound while the floral motif decoration on the several pillars is equally fascinating. There is elaborate use of coloured glass throughout the palace, creating a melange of beautifully radiating lights and colours. You are not only going to get a year’s worth of Insta-worthy pictures here, but also a kind of solace that comes only through exploring something so pristine and unadulterated.
Saif-Ul- Muluk Lake
The mountains of northern Pakistan create the spectacular backdrop for this lake. Situated in the Saif-Ul-Muluk National Park in Kaghan Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, it is a famous tourist destination. People from different parts of the world visit it to witness the snow-peaked mountains and the clear blue waters of the melting glaciers above.
Badshahi Mosque
This iconic Mughal Era Mosque in Lahore is the second largest place of worship in Pakistan. It was built with architectural excellence in the 1600s. It clearly depicts Mughal architecture from the era and is decorated with carved red coloured sandstone on a marble background. There are large chandeliers, elaborate plaster work and carvings on the interiors of the mosque.
Mohenjo Daro
This ancient civilization is an archaeological site and several years of research has been put into discovering truths about what is known to be one of the oldest cities in the world. There have been significant excavations here over the years and discoveries of different statues, utensils, etc that reveal how people lived back in the day.
Wazir Khan Mosque
The beautiful Wazir Khan Mosque was built back in the 17th century and is located in Lahore. It is the epitome of intricate craftsmanship. Tile work and Kashi-kari adorn the interiors of the mosque. It is known to be among the most beautifully decorated mosques from the Mughal era, complete with elaborate frescoes.
Minar-E-Pakistan
This national monument of Pakistan in Lahore is among the country’s most well-known landmark. It is a blend of Mughal and Islamic architecture and was built in the year 1960. Located in the Iqbal Park, this monument celebrates the success of the Pakistan Resolution passed in 1940.