Lahore is the cultural epicenter of Pakistan and also the provincial capital of Punjab. Tourist Attractions in Lahore include beautiful gardens, regal monuments and palaces. Lahore is stubbed with historical sites like: Lahore Fort, Badshahi Masjid, Akbari Gate, Kashmiri Gate, Shahalmi Gate and various of other things. There is also the famous Lahore Zoo. Lahore also has quite a good number of amusement parks like Joy land, Sozo Water Park, Mini golf and a lot of others. The famous red light district, heera mandi or Shahi Mohalla also constitutes a part of Tourist Attractions in Lahore. The list of Tourist Attractions in Lahore also include Mausoleums like Tomb of Muhammad Iqbal, Samadhi of Ranjit Singh, Tomb of Shah Jamal and so forth. Stubbed with tourist attractions Lahore attracts a millions of guests every year. The shrine of Pir Makki is an important religious site for the Muslims and also for Hindus. This also constitutes an important Tourist Attractions in Lahore. Some of the important have been discussed below.Wazir Khan Mosque: the mosque has often been described as a mole on the cheeck Lahore. The mosque was built in seven years around 1634 - 1635 AD. The mosque was built during thereign of Mughal emoperor Shah Jahen. The mosque is located inside the inner part of the city an is easily accessed from Delhi Gate. Badshahi Mosque: or the Emperor's mosque was built in 1673 by the mughal emperor Aurangzeb in Lahore, Pakistan. It is one of the city's best known landmarks. It attracts a large number of tourists every year. The mosque epitomises the beauty and grandeur of the mughal era.

There are hundereds of shopping spots in Lahore and It is considered that Anarkali is the most fascinating of the city's many bazaars. The alleys and lanes of this bazaar are full of exciting wares, especially traditional crafts like leatherwear, embroided garments, glass bangles, beaten gold and silver jewelry, creation in silk- anything that you wish to bargain., Later known as Jehangir. Some more famous Bazars in Lahore are Sarafa Bazaar. Copper and Brass Bazaar. Kashmiri Bazaar. Sooha Bazaar. Urdu Bazaar.

Lahore is Pakistan's true food centre. The induction of quality Thai food has made it more cosmopolitan. Lahorites have access not only to a large number of Pakistani dishes and Punjabi specialities, it has fast food restaurants, Western dishes, steak houses, pizzas, Japanese, Chinese, Lebanese, Afghani, Thai cooking and even Indian 'Thali' and 'Dossas.' Pakistani Food can be sub- divided in two distinct styles: Mughal- style Pakistani curries and Punjabi Barbecue and Karahis. Chinese cuisine continues to be Lahorite's "second most popular food." There are two types of Chinese food connoisseurs. One likes a lot of variety in the same meal, the other orders fewer specialised dishes. Lahorites eat a lot of Mithai. Nirala seems to be more popular than Shirin Mahal these days. But Fazal, Rahat, Shezan and Gourmet outlets also serve good quality Mithai.