A Mughal garden from 1641–1642 in Lahore, laid out as a charbagh on three descending terraces with marble water channels, pools and over 400 fountains. Visitors walk, jog, picnic and take photos among lawns and red sandstone pavilions, though fountains are often dry and repairs restrict areas.
Highlights
- Three terraces
- Marble water channels and fountains
- Red sandstone pavilions
Good to know
- Entry about 50 PKR locals, 500 foreigners
- Fountains often off; restoration work ongoing
- Crowded on weekends and event days
