Arrive in Lahore and transfer to your hotel for rest and lunch. In the early evening, step into the Mughal wonder of Huzoori Bagh, framed by the Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, and the iconic Hazuri Bagh Baradari. Watch the sun descend over the marble courtyard of the Badshahi Mosque, a masterpiece of Aurangzeb’s era, where grandeur and serenity blend effortlessly. End the evening with a welcome dinner, setting the tone for a journey deeply rooted in royal history.

Begin the day at the spectacular Lahore Fort, exploring its palaces, gardens, Sheesh Mahal, royal chambers, and the picture wall—one of the largest murals in the world. After lunch, continue to Delhi Gate, your entry into the old city. Walk through restored heritage streets including Gali Surjan Singh, Shahi Hamam, and the vibrant neighborhood surrounding the mesmerizing Wazir Khan Mosque, famed for its kashi-kari (tile work) and artistic brilliance. The day reflects Lahore at its cultural and architectural peak.

Embark on a full-day excursion to Sheikhupura, a city richly tied to Mughal royal history. Explore the serene and iconic Hiran Minar, built by Emperor Jahangir in memory of his beloved antelope Mansraj. The complex, with its vast water tank, causeways, and 17th-century pavilion, reflects the Mughal love for nature and symmetry. Proceed to the Sheikhupura Fort, once a strategic outpost and residence of Mughal nobles. Return to Lahore in the evening.

Begin with a journey through the Mughal necropolis: visit the Tomb of Jahangir, surrounded by peaceful gardens; the Tomb of Noor Jahan, the influential empress; and the Tomb of Asif Khan, known for its octagonal design and Persian influences. After lunch, continue to the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Shalimar Gardens, where terraced lawns, marble fountains, and chinar trees reflect Shah Jahan’s vision of paradise. Conclude with visits to the Tomb of Dai Anga and Tomb of Nadira Bano Begum before heading to Cuckoo’s Den for a farewell dinner overlooking the illuminated Badshahi Mosque.