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LAHORE, Feb 19 (APP):A 10-member delegation of Bangladeshi journalists toured several historic landmarks in the city to explore its rich cultural heritage on Wednesday.
The distinguished guests visited several key sites, including the Shalimar Garden, Badshahi Mosque, Royal Fort (Shahi Qila), and the tomb of Allama Iqbal. They thoroughly explored the city’s cultural heritage, connecting with its history and traditions.
The delegation’s visit began at the Shalimar Garden, where tourist guides briefed them about the garden’s history.
The guide explained the significance of the Baradari (Twelve-Door Pavilion), highlighting its
historical importance.
The delegation expressed great interest in the rich history showcased within the garden walls.
The Bangladeshi delegates also visited the mausoleum of Allama Dr Muhammad Iqbal and
offered Fateha.
The delegation then proceeded to the Royal Fort (Shahi Qila), where they received a detailed briefing from the Walled City Lahore Authority (WCLA) on the fort’s various sections. The delegation toured key features of the fort, including the Painters’ Garden, Royal Baths, Sheesh Mahal, Naulakha Pavilion, Barood Khana, and the Elephant Gate. The visitors also had the opportunity to take group photographs at various scenic locations within the fort.
Later, the delegation visited the iconic Badshahi Mosque, where a guide provided a tour explaining the mosque’s architectural and historical significance. The delegation marveled at the mosque’s grandeur, a testament to Mughal architecture.
They appreciated the government’s efforts to preserve such historical sites, making them accessible to visitors from around the world. They also thanked the government for its warm hospitality.
The delegates included A M M Bahauddin, Mukhtadir Rashid Romeo, MD Ayub Bhuiyan, Porimol Palma, Mahadi Hasan Talukdar, Haque Faruk Ahmed, Fakhrul Alam Khan, Morshed Hassib Hasan, A K M Sayedad Hossain, and Md Zaker Hossain.