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Plot 56 M Block Gulberg Iii (1.9 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
Offering air-conditioned rooms in the Gulberg district of Lahore Shelton Residency Lahore is 20 miles from Wagah Border. The property is around 2.3 miles from Gaddafi Stadium 2.9 miles from Packages Mall and 4.1 miles from Nairang Galleries.
Street No 8 House No 221 Phase 2 Mo (2.0 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
Located in Lahore 18 miles from Wagah Border Hotel Royal one has accommodations with a garden free private parking and a terrace. The property is around 2.7 miles from Gaddafi Stadium 2.9 miles from Packages Mall and 4.3 miles from Nairang Galleries.
House No.54 M Block Gulber Iii Fero (2.0 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
Set in Lahore within 33 km of Wagah Border and 4 km of Vogue Towers Shelton House provides accommodation with a terrace and free WiFi as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
Block H (2.1 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
House # 67 Block R Street # 7 Gcpch (2.1 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
Located in Lahore within 24 miles of Wagah Border and 2.2 miles of Emporium Mall Continental Girls Hostel UCP has accommodations with a shared lounge as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
106-C Commercial Area Cavalry Groun (2.3 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
Located in Lahore 18 miles from Wagah Border Hotel Premier Inn Express provides accommodations with a garden free private parking and a restaurant. This 3-star hotel offers a business center and a concierge service.
70/71 Near Jinnah Flyover Commercia (2.3 km from Bab-e-Pakistan)
Offering a 24-hour front desk Lahore Continental Hotel is located just 3.1 mi from the Allama Iqbal Airport. Free WiFi access is available. Each room here will provide you with a flat-screen cable TV seating area with sofa and air conditioning.
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About Hotels in Bab-e-Pakistan!
Bab-e-Pakistan, located in the heart of Lahore, is one of Pakistan's most important national monuments. The gateway to Pakistan was built to commemorate the sacrifices made by those who fought for freedom from British rule. The majestic architecture and its vastness renders it an inspiring sight. Bab-e-Pakistan stands as a symbol of national pride and is a reminder of the strength and resilience of its people.
The construction started in 1960, when Pakistan's first Prime Minister, Liaquat Ali Khan commissioned the project. It took about 9 years for its completion and was inaugurated on 23rd March, 1968 by President Ayub Khan.
The monument has two massive minarets which reach up to a height of 17 stories tall, with their peak standing at around 120 feet high. These minarets are topped by four crescents that are adorned with verses from the Quran as well as inscriptions praising Allah and His Messenger (PBUH).
Inside the monument there are three main chambers: one containing a map of Pakistan depicting its five rivers; another honoring those who sacrificed their lives in the struggle against British colonial rule; and finally, an impressive hall that houses artifacts from all over Pakistan including stone carvings, handmade rugs and calligraphy panels featuring holy verses.
Bab-e-Pakistan is also known for its intricate architectural features such as an array of terraces, galleries, open balconies and a grand dome at its center. The entrance gate consists of two arches that are flanked by two turrets made from yellow sandstone blocks held together with metal bolts painted white .
Its exterior walls display many intricate designs reflecting Mughal architecture while its interior showcases traditional Islamic craftsmanship such as ornate tile work and floral motifs decorating the flooring and walls.
Not only does it evoke feelings of patriotism but also acts as a learning center for those interested in exploring Pakistan's culture through artworks depicting scenes from the nation's history like tribal battles, independence parades and portraits of renowned figures like Muhammad Ali Jinnah and Allama Iqbal.