Lahore, Pakistan: Traditional and Historical Architecture

Visual Index of Lahore Sites (Site name and description)
	Akbari Serai (1630s) Forecourt to the tombs of Emperor Jahangir and an official, Asaf Khan.		Ali Mardan Khan Tomb (1657) Tomb of a high official under Shah Jahan.
	Anarkali Tomb (1615) Traditionally, the tomb of Emperor Jahangir's beloved.		Asaf Khan Tomb (1642) Tomb of the brother of Nur Jahan and father of Mumtaz Mahal.
	Badshahi Mosque (1672-74) Emperor Aurangzeb's singular architectural achievement.		Buddu Tomb (mid 17th-century) Proported tomb of a brickmaker during Shah Jahan's era.
	Chauburji Gate (1646) An enormous gate to a vanished garden.		Cypress Tomb (mid 18th-century) A small tomb with well preserved cypress motifs.
	Dai Anga Mosque (1635) Triple-domed mosque built by Shah Jahan's wet nurse.		Dai Anga Tomb (1671) Tomb of Shah Jahan's wet nurse.
	Gulabi Bagh Gateway (1655) Last remnant of a 40,000 sq meter pleasure garden.		Gul Begum Bagh Garden (1850s) Garden built by the wife of Maharaja Ranjit Singh.
	Hazrat Mian Mir Tomb (1630s) Tomb of the Sufi saint.		Hazuri Bagh Garden (1813) Garden built by Ranjit Singh to commemorate the capture of a historic diamond.
	Jahangir's Tomb (1627-37) The tomb of Shah Jahan's father.		Kamran's Baradari (1520s or mid-17th c.) Ostensibly the earliest Mughal monument in Lahore.
	Khan-e-Jahan Bahadur Kokaltash Tomb (1697) Tomb of a high-ranking official in the court of Emperor Aurangzeb.		Khwaja Mehmud Tomb (mid 17th-century) Tomb of a religious leader from Bukhara.
	Kos Minar (Mile Pillars) (early 17th century) One of many milestone markers built by Sher Shah Suri and Mughal emperors.		Lahore Fort (1556-1839) The largest complex of buildings in Lahore, built by successive rulers.
	Mai Dai Tomb (mid 18th century) A tomb similar in style to the Cypress Tomb.		Maryam Zamani Mosque (1614) The oldest existing Mughal mosque in Lahore.
	Mian Khan Tomb (1670s) Tomb of the son of Lahore's prime minister under Shah Jahan.		Nadira Begum Tomb (1660s) Tomb of Nadira Begum, the wife of Dara Shikoh.
	Nau Nihal Singh Haveli (1840s) Former grand home of Nau Nihal Singh, the Maharaja of the Punjab.		Nawankot Monuments (1646) Remains of the east wall of Zeb-un-Nisa's tomb garden.
	Nur Jahan Tomb (1640s) Tomb of Nur Jahan, the wife of Emperor Jahangir.		Nusrat Khan's Tomb (late 17th century) Tomb of Nusrat Khan, a courtier of the Shah Jahan era.
	Prince Pervez Tomb (early 17th century) Ostensibly the tomb of Jahangir's son.		Sunehri Masjid (1753) A small mosque built in the waning years of the Mughal era.
	Shahi Hammam Bathhouse (1634) Bathhouse adjacent to Delhi Gate built by Ilmuddi Ansari.		Shalamar Gardens (1640s) Paradise gardens built by Shah Jahan.
	Sher Singh Baradari (1840s) A ruined pavilion from the latter days of the Sikh Empire.		Wazir Khan Baradari (1635) The centerpiece of a former pleasure garden, converted to a library.
	Wazir Khan Mosque (1634) Built in 1634 by Hakim, Viceroy of Punjab under Shah Jahan.		Zeb-un-Nisa Tomb (late 17th century) Tomb of Aurangzeb's daughter or a contemporary.