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Visitors to Lahore must make it a point to set aside a couple of hours to explore the Lahore Museum. Located on the Mall, the Lahore Museum is widely regarded as the finest museum in the country and the building it is housed in is part of the original...more

Lahore, Pakistan

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Visitors to Lahore must make it a point to set aside a couple of hours to explore the Lahore Museum. Located on the Mall, the Lahore Museum is widely regarded as the finest museum in the country and the building it is housed in is part of the original cluster of Anglo-Mughal buildings, making the museum’s stunning architectural elements as well known as its unique collection. Visitors to the museum will come across a variety of exhibits and displays on the history of Pakistan. The 20 galleries found here represent different eras and visitors will come across Gandharan sculpture, ceramics, Qurans, jewelry, manuscripts, carpets, weapons, Islamic artworks, woodworks, a collection of coins, textiles, Mohenjo-Daro and Harappa monuments, antiques and more. A large mural by renowned Pakistani artist Sadequai can be seen on the ceiling of the entrance hall.

Ticket Price

PKR 400

Opening Hour

9:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Recommended Visit Duration

At least 2 hours

Suitable For

Adults, senior visitors, young adults, families, children

Must See

Mughal and Sikh door-ways, relics from the Indus Valley civilization, mural in the entrance hall, Islamic art

Prayer Facilities

Muslims visiting the famous Lahore Museum may not be able to find prayer facilities within its premises. Locating a mosque in the city of Lahore will however not be difficult at all. There are numerous mosques in this Muslim city, such as the Badshahi Mosque and Wazir Khan Mosque. Muslim tourists can therefore ask museum staff to direct them to the nearest prayer facility.

Halal Food

If visitors to the Lahore Museum are unable to locate prayer facilities within its premises, they will most definitely be able to find plenty of food outlets in the surrounding area. Since Pakistan is a Muslim country, all restaurants will be Halal. Visitors must make it a point to try out some popular Pakistani dishes like biryani and kebabs.

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