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I like the Victorian architecture of Mall Road Lahore as well.
Tollington Market
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral, located in Saddar town of Karachi (Sindh) Pakistan, is the seat of Roman Catholic Archdiocese. It is said to be first Church in Sindh, built in 1845 at this place, the present Cathedral
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Empress market is located in the Saddar town of Karachi. It was constructed between 1884-89. It was named to commemorate Queen Victoria, Empress of India. Designed by James Strachan , Empress market was one of the seven markets when constructed.
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A beautiful cloudy summer day on Hawkes Bay, Karachi
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Chaukundi tombs are located 27 kms from Karachi on the national highway. Beautifully carved yellow sandstone tombs are attributed to Jokhio and Baloch tribes, built in 15-18th century AD
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Paradise point ka to ab stone bhe toot gaya upar sy
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same as (Nawaz = Shahbaz) Sharif 
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ok the masjid is beautiful, just wow
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Omar Hayat Palace, Chiniot.
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Iqbal Manzil, Sialkot. Allama Iqbal was born in this house, located in Kashmiri Mohallah, Sialkot on November 09, 1877 in a Kashmiri family. Iqbal’s father was Sheikh Noor Mohammad and his mother’s name was Imam Bibi. The house is now a national monument with a small library and most of the belongings of Allam Iqbal are preserved and restored as museum open to everyone.
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Sialkot Clock Tower, Saddar Bazar, Sialkot
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Sialkot Fort**. **Sialkot Fort is one of the oldest forts in Pakistan. It is located on a low hill in the centre of the old city. Raja Sálbán, with the services of 10,000 laborers and masons, built the Sialkot Fort in two years (which, at the time, had double walls) for the defence of the city.
At present, few ruins, including a bastion, are all that is left of the Fort. The growing number of encroachments are a blot on its face. The offices of the district government are also located on the premises of the Fort.
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Shrine of Imam Ali-ul-Haq (Imam Sahib). The great sufi saint of Sialkot, Imam Ali-ul-Haq, better known as Imam Sahib, lived here during the 13th century AD, during the reign of Feroz Shah Tughlaq. He had converted a majority of the local population to Islam.
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Sialkot Cathedral. The Holy Trinity Cathedral Church (Sialkot Cathedral) is located on The Mall (Quaid-e-Azam Road) in Sialkot Cantonment . Its first stone was laid on March 1, 1852. The church was consecrated by the Bishop of Madras on January 30, 1857, Sialkot at the time being in the Diocese of Calcutta.
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Murray College, Sialkot. Murray College, the alma mater of Allama Muhammad Iqbal and Faiz Ahmed Faiz, was started in 1868 as Scotch Mission High School situated in Kanak Mandi. It was upgraded to an Intermediate College in 1889 in the same school building. Allama Iqbal joined the said school in 1883 in class one and matriculated in 1893. He was enrolled as an Intermediate student on May 5,1893.
For 20 years, classes were met in the same building and by almost the same staff. The first Intermediate class (11th class) was started with only eleven boys. The teaching staff including the principal Rev. Dr J.W. Younqson consisted of only four members, Maulvi Mir Hasan, Mr Narinjan Das and Sardar Harnam Singh. Of these, Maulvi Mir Hasan; the recipient of the title Shams ul Ulema; Dr Iqbal’s teacher and mentor, served the school and the college for a record period of sixty years.
The college moved to its present premises in 1909 and its name was changed to Murray College. It was necessitated by a legacy left by Captain John Murray for the college.
In 1956, the college was given nationalistic touch and Professor R.C. Thomas (a reputed teacher of Botany and Zoology) was appointed as the first national principal. He retired in 1964. His successor, Dr F.S. Khair Ullah was an all time popular teacher of Poetry and Drama. He was a gifted orator, editor, writer, satirist and humorist. He retired soon after the nationalization of the college in 1972.
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Chittori, Cemetery of Talpur family, Mirpur Khas.
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First ever Gurudwara built by Guru Nanak located in Kartarpura, District Narowal, Punjab, Pakistan. This Gurudwara Darbar Sahab was built in 1522 AD.
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