Latitude and longitude coordinates are: 32.136673, 74.012383. Qila Didar Singh is a small city in Pakistan, situated to the west of Gujranwala city center. With the population close to 55,000 people, the city is a small commercial and agricultural center, with the largest rice market in the state. In winter, local agricultural companies are cultivating rather wheat than rice.

Mirjaveh is located in Sistan and Baluchestan Province. More than 350km of the border of Iran and Pakistan has been extended in this city. The borderline of Mirjaveh and Pakistan is one of the most important borders of Iran. People of this city is from Baluch tribe and they are Hanafi branch of Islam; they speak in Sarhadi dialect. It is approximately 6000 square kilometers area including three parts and seven rural districts. Mirjaveh county was formed in 1391 SH as the result of separating from Zahedan. Mirjaveh is one of the first cities of Iran where the police and customs offices had been active.

In Pakistan a wildlife sanctuary is an area set aside for the protection of wildlife. Public access is prohibited or regulated and no exploitation of forest is allowed. A Game Reserve is an area where shooting and hunting of wild animals is regulated under permit. The number of shoots allowed in reserves varies, and is determined by provincial governments.

In 1747, Nadir Shah was assassinated and Ahmad Shah Durrani took over. The Durranis were followed in about 1826, by the Barakzai under Dost Mohammad Khan. Almost the whole of the Loralai District remained under this dynasty till 1879. In 1879, Duki and the Thal Chotiali country with other parts of Balochistan passed into the hands of the British. In 1879, at the close of the first phase of Afghan war a British contingent while returning from Kandahar was attacked by a large body of tribesmen from the Zhob and Bori valley at Baghao under the command of Shah Jahan (chief of Zhob). However they were defeated. In 1881, Thal Chotiali (Sibi) which included Duki was made Sub district of the Harnai political Agency...

Shah Alm Gate was named after Mohammad Mo’azzam Shah ‘Alam Bahadur Shah (the son and successor of Aurangzeb). He was a mild and generous Emperor, who died in Lahore on the 28th February 1712. In this Gate most famous market exist of electronics, crockery, toys, cosmetics etc.

It is one of those gateways that exist only in name. This gate was called Taxali because there used to be a mint (taxal in the local language) in the Mughal era. There are no remains of the gate and the mint. Today a famous Bazaar of Traditional shoes named Sheikhupurian bazaar exists in this gate.

Bhati Gate is on the southern side of the Walled City Lahore. It was rebuilt in British period. It was named after the Bhatis, an ancient Rajput tribe who lived in the area.

Mori gate is located in between the Bhatti gate and Lohari gate. This gate is the smallest gate among rest of 13 gates. This gate was served to remove liter and waste from the Walled City Lahore.

The Lahori Gate or Lohari Gate is located within Walled City of Lahore in Lahore, Pakistan. Lahori Gate is one of the 13 gates of the Walled City of Lahore. Being one of the oldest gates of the old city, Lahori Gate is also known as Lohari gate.

Mochi Gate is located at south of the Walled City of Lahore, ‘Mochi’ gate is a significant mark of the Mughal Empire. Pandit Moti Ram, a guard in the reign of Emperor Akbar, used to watch over the gate and remained associated with his job till his death. Hence, the gate was named after him. However, some historians assert that “Mochi” is a derivative of the Urdu word “ Morchi “ which means “ Trench Soldier “. Further research suggests that different “ Mohallas “ which still bear their old, original names are the “Mohalla Teer-garan” (Arrow Craftsmen) and “Mohalla Kaman-garan” (Bow Craftsmen).

Akbari Gate is located on the eastern side of the Walled City. It was named after Emperor Jalal – ud – Din Muhammad Akbar (1542-1605). The gate dilapidated over time and was renovated during the English reign. However, it is currently in shambles once again. The royal leader established a market called Akbari Mandi (Akbar Market) near the gate. It is the biggest wholesale and retail market of Lahore where food grains of all kinds are available for trade. The structure of the Gate does not exist now.

Delhi Gate is the main gate of the walled city. It is located on eastern side of the city which was once the main route between the Lahore fort and Delhi. It lies between the Yakki Gate to the north and Akbari Gate to the south, at the western extremity of the Landa Bazaar, beyond Milad Chowk. It is the largest of the gates and one of the most famous and most used. The famous Wazir Khan Mosque is located about 200 meters inside Delhi gate bazaar. Adjacent to the building on its west is the Mosque’s Hammam, the only public bath remaining from the Mughal period.

Zakki Gate (Yakki Gate) is one of the gates located on the eastern side of the Walled City. It was named after a martyr saint, “Zakki” and has an interesting history. It is said that the great saint was fighting against the “Tataraies” from north and was brutally beheaded. Research suggests that even after being beheaded, his trunk continued fighting for sometime before collapsing. His head and trunk were separately buried at their fallen places and are venerated to this day.

Khizri or Sheranwala Gate is one of the northern gates of the city with the Kashmiri Gate to the west and the Yakki Gate to the southeast. The gate building faces north with small buildings scattered haphazardly along the approaching road on the portion of the garden between the Circular Road and the gate. The garden is about 4 metres lower than the level of the gate and the rooftops of the structures along the approach road are lower than the road level at several places.

Kashmiri Gate, Lahore (Urdu: کشمیری دروازه, Kashmiri Darwaza) is one of the thirteen gates of Walled City of Lahore in Lahore, Pakistan. The gate gets its name as it faces in the direction of Kashmir. Inside there is a shopping area and market that is called "Kashmiri Bazaar" and a girls' college. This college, built upon an old haveli belonging to a Shah, is a beautiful example of Mughal architecture.

Masti Gate” is located on the east behind Lahore Fort. Research asserts that the name of the gate is either derived from the word, “ Masjidi “ (pertaining to Mosque) or named after Masti Balouch, the appointed guard of the gate at the time of its construction. The mosque of Mariam Makhani, the mother of Emperor Akbar, is also located in its immediate surrounding.

Roshnai Gate, “The Gate of Lights” is located between the Shahi Qila (Lahore Fort) and Badshahi Mosque towards the south of the Walled City. There are two structures for Roshnai Gate, one is located alongside Ranjit Singh Samadhi and the other opens into the Fort Road Food Street. Roshnai Gate is the only existing gate still in fine condition and lives through its original looks. It served as a main entrance into the city through the fort and was specifically used by omrahs, courtiers, royal servants and entourages. In the evening, the gate was lit up and hence is named “Roshnai Darwaza”.

A Persian-style bathhouse built in 1635, restored in 2015, and covered with beautiful frescos. The Shahi Hammam is the only monumental building in Pakistan which represents the Central Asian/Turkish/Irani tradition of public hot baths. It was designed as a public bathhouse to service both the visiting travelers as well as the inhabitants of the city. A caravanserai was also located nearby but it no longer exists. Hakim Ilm ud din Ansari, who was granted the title of Wazir Khan, was also responsible for the construction of the famous Wazir Khan Mosque further inside the Walled City.

This tower, sometimes called the "Eiffel Tower of Pakistan", was built on the site where in 1940 the creation of a separate state for Muslims was recognized. Located in a park in front of the Fort and Badshahi Mosque.

The Alamgiri Gate of Lahore Fort was built by the Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir in 1673. It is the main entrance to the Lahore Fort from west facing Badshahi Mosque and Huzoori Bagh. The monumental gateway is an imposing vestibule flanked by two semi-circular bastions that have boldly fluted shafts and lotus petal bases and are crowned with domed pavilions.

The Shah Burj Gate, which forms part of the famous Picture Wall in the Lahore Fort, is the principal entrance to the Fort complex. The gate was constructed by Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan in 1041 A.H. (1631-32) under the supervision of architect Abdul Karim Mamur Khan. The inscription on the gateway describes a “Divine Throne” that is superior in height, elegance, and purity. The structure’s 2,300 square feet exterior surface area consists of recessed panels covered with fine Kashikari (tile-mosaic) work.

(شاہی قلعہ, Shahi Qila). A huge structure where the Mughal and Sikh rulers built their imperial quarters. It is on the UNESCO World Heritage List. There is a small museum dedicated to the Sikh period of the 18th century. A friendly museum caretaker might agree to take you into the summer rooms underground. For non-Pakistanis is Rs 200

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