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Lahore’s 400 years Old Mughal Garden! | Gulabi Bagh & Dai Anga Tomb Vlog

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Lahore’s 400 years Old Mughal Garden! | Gulabi Bagh & Dai Anga Tomb Vlog

156 просмотров · 8 дн. назад
Explore Lahore . 11m views . 2 days ago ...
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156 просмотров · 8 дн. назад
Trek into Lahore’s Hidden Mughal Gem: Gulabi Bagh Gateway & Dai Anga Tomb! Tucked right behind the busy hustle of GT Road in Singhpura, Lahore lies a 370-year-old Mughal treasure that thousands pass by every day without noticing: Gulabi Bagh Darwaza and the historic Tomb of Dai Anga. Built in 1655 AD during the reign of Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan, this site holds profound history, exquisite Persian tile work (Kashi Kari), and the resting place of Zeb-un-Nisa (Dai Anga)—the wet nurse and trusted adviser of Emperor Shah Jahan. In this vlog, step past the noisy urban streets into a lush, tranquil oasis maintained by the Punjab Horticulture Authority (PHA). From manicured lawns and vibrant flowerbeds to the centuries-old frescoes inside the mausoleum dome, discover the untold story of maternal love, royal legacy, and architectural wonder preserved right in the heart of Lahore. Timestamps: 00:00 - Introduction: The Hidden Gate on GT Road, Singhpura 02:30 - The Secret of Gulabi Bagh Gateway & Persian Inscriptions 05:30 - Walking Inside: PHA’s Beautifully Kept Green Oasis 08:30 - Who Was Dai Anga? The Royal Mother of Emperor Shah Jahan 12:00 - Exploring the Tomb’s Frescoes & Forgotten Boundaries 14:00 - Final Reflections on Lahore’s Mughal Heritage Location Details: Site: Gulabi Bagh Gateway & Tomb of Dai Anga Location: Near Begampura / Singhpura, Grand Trunk (GT) Road, Lahore, Pakistan If you enjoyed this journey through Lahore's untold history, don't forget to Like, Comment, and Subscribe for more travel and heritage documentaries! #Lahore #GulabiBagh #DaiAnga #MughalHistory #WalledCityOfLahore #ExplorePakistan #LahoreVlogTrek into Lahore’s Hidden Mughal Gem: Gulabi Bagh Gateway & Dai Anga Tomb!