Lahore Fort

Alamgiri Gate at Lahore Fort as seen from Hazuri Bagh Baradari

English: The Lahore Fort, a museum and World Heritage Site in Lahore, Pakistan. Though the site has been occupied for several millenia, its first major construction was in 11th century, saw its present form during the reign of Mughal Emperor Akbar between 1556–1605. Now a UNESCO World Heritage Site

Alamgiri Gate

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  Alamgiri Gate at Lahore Fort
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  Hazuri Bagh Baradari with Lahore Fort in the background
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  Main Gate of Lahore Fort, up close

Diwan-i-Am (Hall of public audience)

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  Lahore Fort, Hall of public audience.
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  Closer view of the Hall of public audience.
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  Stairs leading to the Hall of public audience.
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  Stairs leading up to Diwan-e-aam, close up.
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  Pillars of Diwan-i-Am in Lahore Fort
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  Jharoka, balcony where the Emperor used give public audience

Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of private audience)

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  The Lahore Fort, Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of private audience).
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  Diwan-i-Khas side-view, Built by Wazir Khan for Shah Jahan in 1645 AD.
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  Diwan-i-Khas had 5 rooms in a row, part of "Khwabgah-e-Shahjhani" (Shah Jahan's Sleeping Chambers)
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  Diwan-i-Khas (Hall of private audience)

Shish Mahal (Palace of Mirrors)

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  Gateway leading upto the Shish Mahal (Sheesh Mahal).
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  Shish Mahal built by Asif Khan, Governor of Lahore under Shah Jahan in 1631-1632 AD.
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  Lahore Fort, Shish Mahal.
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  A view of Shish Mahal at Lahore Fort
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  Shish Mahal details, Lahore Fort.
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  Walls of Shish Mahal within the Lahore Fort
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  Walls of Shish Mahal, Lahore Fort.
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  Close up of the platform, in front of Shish Mahal.

Naulakha Pavilion

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  Naulakha pavillion.
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  Naulakha location
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  :Naulakha Jaali details

Moti Masjid

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  Moti Masjid
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  Moti Masjid interior, Lahore Fort.

Royal sleeping chambers

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  Garden infront of the sleeping chamber of Jahangir.
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  Close up of sleeping chambers of the emperor, Jahangir.
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  Doorways of sleeping chambers.

Archaeological ruins

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  Some archaeological ruins.
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  Archaeological remains of older structures

Other features

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  Facade along the walls of Lahore Fort
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  Khanqah (Spiritual retreat), Lahore Fort.
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  Makatib Khana (Secretariat), built by Jahangir in 1617-18 AD.
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  A side palace
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  Shah Burj Gate, built by Shah Jahan in 1631-1631 AD as an exclusive royal entrance, decorated with Persian inscriptions
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  Hathee Paer (Elephant Feet), stair ramp, built by Shah Jahan in 1631-1632 AD, to enter the 'Shish Mahal' area on elephants, from Shah Burj
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  Steps within the Lahore Fort.
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  Pavillion adjacent to the Shish Mahal.
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  Khilwat Khana
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  Masti Gate - Side Entrance
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  A building near the museum.
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  Details of a black wooden door.
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  Hazuri Bagh Baradari in 1870, with Lahore Fort in background