Fantastic Cultural & Heritage Sites in Pakistan

Pakistan is enriched history of various eras of the Mughals Empire, the British Regime, as well as historical patches of Buddhism, Hinduism, and Muslims.

It is a heaven for history lovers to explore wonderful historical sites and locations. Harappa and Mohenjo Daro are the famous historical sites in Pakistan

It provides an inclusive collections of beautiful pictures of Cultural & Heritage Sites in different areas of Pakistan.


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  • Mastung

    Mastung

    Historical Sites

    Mastung is a district in Balochistan Province at the distance of 50 km in mountainous area from Quetta on Quetta-Taftan Highway N-40. There are number of beautiful valleys in these mountains, which attract several tourist from all over the country.
    Visiting Locations in Mastung

  • Minchinabad

    Mughal Historical Sites

    Minchinabad, tehsil of Bahawalnagar, is located at the distance of 232 KM on Head Sulemanki Road. Its name is after Colonel Charles Minchin who was the British Political Agent to oversee the Bahawalpur State from 1866-1876.
    Visiting Locations in Minchinabad

  • Mughal Mahal

    Mughal Historical Sites


    Visiting Locations in Mughal Mahal

  • Multan

    Historical Sites

    Multan, the premier center of southern Punjab, is located on the banks of the Chenab River at the distance of 338 km from Lahore. It is accessed via Abdul Hakeem Motorway M-3 as well as National Highway N-5. Multan is the fifth largest populous city of Pakistan. Multan is also known as cultural center in the province Punjab. Multan is also known as city of saints due to number of shrines of Sufi saints.
    Visiting Locations in Multan

  • Nankana Sahib

    Hinduism & Sikh Historical Sites

    Nankana Sahib district is located on the right bank of the Ravi River at a distance of 75 km from Lahore via Lahore-Sheikhupura-Faisalabad Road. Its name is derived after Guru Nanak, the first Guru of the Sikh region. It was the bird place of Guru Nanak and is considered a religious and famous pilgrimage site for Sikhs.
    Visiting Locations in Nankana Sahib

  • Noor Jahan Tomb

    Mughal Historical Sites

    Maher-un-Nisa, also known as Noor Jehan, was a beloved Queen of Emperor Jahangir. She died in 1645 and was buried in his own built mausoleum. The structure of the tomb is 134 feet square, covered with red sand marble with flowers of mosaic in white, black, and yellow marble. All of the marble was removed in the Sikh regime. The central chamber of the tomb contains two cenotaphs, having an engraving of ninety-nine names of Allah, on the same marble platform, one of Noor Jahan and the other one is of her daughter Ladli Begum.
    Visiting Locations in Noor Jahan Tomb

  • Nowshera

    Historical Sites

    Nowshera is situated on the bank of the Kabul River, at a distance of 40 km from Peshawar on Peshawar Road. The Kabul River and the Bara River are two main rivers, which flow through the district.
    Visiting Locations in Nowshera

  • Nushki

    Historical Sites

    Nushki is a district in Balochistan Province at the distance of 144 km from Quetta, on the bank of the Kaisar Rud, on Quetta-Taftan Highway N-40. It is situated on the plains of the Quetta Plateau, which has elevation of 2,900 feet, and the flat Balochistan desert stretches away westward and northward to the Helmand River in Afghanistan.
    Visiting Locations in Nushki

  • Pakpatan

    Cultural & Heritage Sites

    Pakpattan is one of the ancient cities of Pakistan, located at a distance of 207 km from Lahore and accessible through National Highway N-5 via Depalpur after turning to left before Okara. It is located on the right bank of the Sutlej River along the border with Bahawalnagar district.
    Visiting Locations in Pakpatan

  • Panjgur

    Historical Sites

    Panjgur is a district in Balochistan Province at the distance of 555 km from Quetta and is accessible by the Panjgur-Hoshab Highway N-85. It is a historical city having number of centuries old archaeological sites. It is also famous due to growing best quality dates in Pakistan.
    Visiting Locations in Panjgur

  • PTDC Ziarat

    Historical Sites

    PTDC is the best residency in Ziarat city, and it is located just before main Ziarat City on Quetta-Loralai Road.
    Visiting Locations in PTDC Ziarat

  • Red Fort

    Historical Sites


    Visiting Locations in Red Fort

  • Rohtas Fort

    Mughal Historical Sites

    Rohtas Fort was built in the 16th century near Jhulem in Dina by Sher Shah Suri to help the rebellious tribes of the Potohar against Mughal emperor Humayun and Gakhar tribes. It is located at 8 km off the G. T. Road at a distance of 200 km from Lahore. It was built on the bank of the Kahan river in the Tilla Jogian Range on a hill at an altitude of 2,660 feet.
    Visiting Locations in Rohtas Fort

  • Royal Graveyard

    Cultural & Heritage Sites

    Royal Graveyard, near Derawar Fort, is burial place of number of Abbasi family Nawabs of Bahawalpur state and their relatives. The graveyard is still under the control of Nawab family, so not open for public. It is only open for special guests and Nawab family members. It has number of tombs where wifes of Nawabs are buried, whereas all of the Nawabs graves are in a rectangular build in the corner of the premises.
    Visiting Locations in Royal Graveyard

  • Sadh Belo

    Historical Sites

    Sadh Belo is one of the famous Hindu temple that is situated in the Indus River near Sukkur, Pakistan. It is famous for Teerath Asthan and considered as the biggest Hindu temple in Pakistan.
    Visiting Locations in Sadh Belo

  • Sahiwal

    Historical Sites

    Sahiwal, formely was known as Montegomery, is located between Sutlej and Ravi rivers at a distance of 180 km from Lahore on National Highway N-5. Its old name was Montgomery in the era of the British Empire. It is also an important railway station on the rail track between Lahore and Karachi.
    Visiting Locations in Sahiwal

  • Saidpur Village

    Historical Sites

    Saidpur village is located in the Margalla Hills in Islamabad at the distance of 8 km from Zero-point on the Margalla Ave near Daman-e-Koh. It is a historical village and is now preserved in its original state.
    Visiting Locations in Saidpur Village

  • Shahi Fort

    Mughal Historical Sites

    Lahore Fort, also known as Shahi Fort, was built in 1566 by Akbar, the Mughal Emperor, and is easily accessed by bus, wagon, or any conveyance from Lahore Railway Station. It is the largest historical construction in Lahore with a number of beautiful buildings inside it. It is located on the northern side of the walled city Lahore. Its most beautiful part is Sheesh Mehal, and other main areas are the Throne room, the Diwan-e-Aam, the Elephant Gate, Jehangir\'s Quadrangle, the Naulakha and Moti Masjid.
    Visiting Locations in Shahi Fort

  • Shahi Qila Food Street

    Historical Sites

    Shahi Qila Food Street is located on the Fort Road, Lahore at the distane of 4 km from Lahore Railway Station via Fort Road, just outside the Roshnai Gate in the Walled City Lahore with a beautiful view of Badshahi Mosque.
    Visiting Locations in Shahi Qila Food Street

  • Shalimar Garden

    Mughal Historical Sites

    Shalamar garden, also called Shalimar garden, was built by Shah Jehan, Mughal Emperor, in 1641. This garden is one of the most beautiful architects of the Mughal Empire. It was included in the UNESCO World Heritage site in 1981. The design of the garden was influenced by the Shalimar Gardens in Kashmir that were built by Emperor Jahangir. It is spread on an area of 40 acres. It can be accessed by bus from Railway Station on G.T. Road.
    Visiting Locations in Shalimar Garden

  • Sheikhupura

    Historical Sites

    Sheikhupura, also called The Rice Valley, is an industrial city at the distance of 38 Km from Lahore on the northwest side in Punjab on the old G. T. Road. Its old name was Jahangirpura developed by the Mughal Emperor Jahangir in 1607, as it was a major area to stay at the time of the Mughal Empire while visiting the military headquarters in Lahore Fort.
    Visiting Locations in Sheikhupura

  • Sheikhupura Fort

    Mughal Historical Sites

    Sheikhupura Fort was built in 1607 in Sheikhupura in the reign of Emporer Jahangir, designed by Sikander Moeen. It was altered in the Sikh regime and many of the decorations of buildings inside the fort have Sikh-style frescoes. It was used by Jahangir for accommodation during his visit to a hunting place, known as Hiran Minar.
    Visiting Locations in Sheikhupura Fort

  • Shikarpur

    British Historical Sites

    Shikarpur is located on the right bank of the Indus River at the distance of 502 km from Karachi via Indus Highway N-55. Shikarpur is one of the districts formed by the British Government in Sindh Province. Shikarpur is a historical city and was enclosed within a fort that has seven gates.
    Visiting Locations in Shikarpur

  • Sialkot Gate

    Mughal Historical Sites


    Visiting Locations in Sialkot Gate