Tour overview
Step back in time and explore the architectural and cultural legacy of the British Raj in Pakistan. From the colonial-era churches and universities of Lahore to the grand clock towers and railway stations of Faisalabad and Sialkot, this tour offers a unique journey through the remnants of British administration and urban planning.
Witness how the British influence shaped the subcontinent’s educational, administrative, and architectural landscape leaving behind landmarks that still narrate tales of the 19th and early 20th centuries. Perfect for history lovers and heritage enthusiasts, this tour reveals the story of Pakistan’s colonial past intertwined with local resilience and adaptation.
Highlights
- Discover Lahore’s iconic Mall Road and its British-era landmarks
- Visit the Lahore Museum, Cathedral Church, and historic educational institutions.
- Explore the Clock Tower of Faisalabad, a symbol of colonial city planning.
- Visit the Lyallpur Museum and University of Agriculture, both established during the Raj.
- Walk through Sialkot’s British Cantonment, churches, and railway station.
- Learn about the early missionary and administrative buildings in Punjab.
- Experience the rich culture of Lahore with shopping and a traditional cultural dinner.