Top Pakistan Half-day Tours - page 2

they visit and enjoy The Rangeela Rickshaw tour features smoke- and noise- free rickshaws that are decorated in patterns reminiscent of those associated with trucks widely used in the country for goods transportation. Some of the decorative stickers glow at night. The inauguration ceremony featured a musical performance by Sayeen Muhammad Ali. Those in attendance included city district government officials and students from the Punjab University.Walled City of Lahore Authority Director General Kamran Lashari said the tour service was part of WCLA’s efforts to attract more tourists to the Walled City. He said the routes were carefully selected for the tour to ensure that they included the important historical sites of the city.

Lahore "no doubt" is a food paradise in Pakistan for the food lovers. Cultural diversity, rich history, splendid heritage and food streets will force you to fall in love with this stunning city. Explore Lahore’s most vibrant food streets, Hawker's food, and neighborhood restaurants on a private evening tour with a local foodie guide. Visit some of the city’s most diverse neighborhoods, and enjoy a series of distinctive tastings tailored to your interests. Learn to order, eat and enjoy Lahore food like a local, and hear the secrets behind your favorite dishes. Take in stunning views of the city at night, as rooftop Restaurants, the Walled City, and local shrines come to life after dark. Hotel pick & drop, English speaking tour guide, food tasting and entrance tickets to Walled City is included.

Take in sights across Lahore from an ideal vantage point for photos on this half-day open-roof double-decker bus tour. Take in views of some of the city’s most popular landmarks, including the Grand Badshahi Mosque and the Shalimar Gardens, while listening to stories and insights into Lahore’s history and culture.

The Wagah Border is a popular tourist attraction in India and Pakistan that features a daily flag-lowering ceremony. The ceremony is also known as the Beating Retreat ceremony. Shalimar Gardens in Lahore, Pakistan is a popular tourist attraction and UNESCO World Heritage Site. The gardens are a testament to Mughal architecture and Islamic garden design.