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Old Anarkali Road 40 Tourist St Ana (2.5 km from Badshahi Mosque)
Yasir Broast Hotel is a 2-star property located in Lahore. Popular points of interest nearby include Lahore Museum and Anarkali Bazaar. The property is 16 miles from Wagah Border. At the hotel each room includes a closet and a flat-screen TV.
104- Mcleod Road Near Railway Stati (2.5 km from Badshahi Mosque)
Near Australia Masjid Mcleod Road L (2.5 km from Badshahi Mosque)
Located in Lahore New Paradise Hotel offers 1-star accommodations with a garden and a terrace. This 1-star hotel offers room service. Wagah Border is 15 miles away and Maryam Zamani Mosque is 1.6 miles from the hotel.
Mcleod Road Australia Building Behi (2.5 km from Badshahi Mosque)
Located in Lahore within 15 miles of Wagah Border and a 4-minute walk of Lahore Junction Railway Station A.K Hotel provides accommodations with a restaurant and free WiFi throughout the property as well as free private parking for guests who drive.
42 Lower Mall Lahore Lahore Pakist (2.5 km from Badshahi Mosque)
Located in Lahore 17 miles from Wagah Border New Margala Hotel provides accommodations with a garden free private parking a terrace and a restaurant. The property is around 2 miles from Alhamra Art Center 2.3 miles from Wazir Khan Mosque and 2.
2 Nabha Road Opposite Custom House (2.6 km from Badshahi Mosque)
Located in Lahore 17 miles from Wagah Border Tourist Inn Hotel has accommodations with free WiFi and free private parking. This 3-star hotel offers a concierge service and a tour desk.
Mcleod Road Opposite Australia Masj (2.6 km from Badshahi Mosque)
46 Lower Mall near M.A.O college Is (2.6 km from Badshahi Mosque)
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The majestic Badshahi Mosque of Lahore is an iconic symbol of the grandeur of Mughal Empire in South Asia. It was built by the sixth Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir between 1671 and 1673, and is renowned for its impressive architecture and intricate designs. The mosque covers a total area of over 295,000 sq ft (27,400 m2) and comprises four minarets, each one soaring to a height of 213 ft (65 meters). The interior walls are covered with intricately designed marble mosaics and ornamented with Arabic calligraphy, while the courtyard houses a large pool for ritual cleansing before prayer.
The Badshahi Mosque can accommodate up to 55,000 worshippers at once and is often credited as one of the most beautiful mosques in the world. It features four towering gateways or portals on the east, north and south sides, all lavishly decorated with red sandstone carvings and detailed intaglio work. Inside there are two large domes - one constructed from marble which houses the prayer hall and another from brick which encloses the main courtyard. In addition to this there are several other smaller domes that adorn it's exterior walls.
The Badshahi Mosque has become a popular tourist spot in Pakistan due to its unique beauty, grandeur and cultural significance. There are several historical events associated with this site such as an annual Urs festival commemorating Sufi saint Data Ganj Bakhsh Ali Hajvery; as well as gatherings for religious celebrations like Eid ul-Fitr or Eid ul-Adha during Ramadan or Hajj season respectively. Moreover, it serves as an important part of Lahore’s rich cultural history being home to many seminars on various topics related to Islamic studies.