Lahore Museum

I visited this museum today with my friends. It is situated in the heart of Lahore on Mall Road and is the largest museum in Pakistan. It houses many historic artifacts, and the building itself is noteworthy. The building was constructed in the 1890s, according to my knowledge. The museum features exhibits on various historical periods, including Islamic history, European history, Hindu religion, particularly Buddhism, Mughal Empire history, and the history of the Indian subcontinent. All the items are well-preserved. A complete section is dedicated to the Pakistan Movement, including historical pictures of leaders. Overall, it is a great place for history lovers. Ticket prices vary, with a student and under-10 rate of 20, a general admission of 50 for adults, and 1000 for foreigners.

Lahore museum has a large collection of antiques, arts ranging from early human such as Mehgarh to present era artifacts. Enjoyed a memorable day in Lahore museum most particularly Buddha statues were fascinating to me.

Beautiful Building. Very informative for those who want to learn about the history of Harppa,Indus valley, Gandhara, Buddha, and British Rule in the sub continent. Museums need a little more maintenance and upgrades especially in the cultural part Pubjab wasn't depicted properly. The culture of kalash, swat and kashmir should include current changes also.

This is one of the top 10 museums of the world having a lot of antiques from Stone age, indus civilization, gandhara art, Jain artifacts, Hindu gallery and some unique collections of moving paintings. It's highly recommended to visit by anyone.

Nice environment. Provide you a peek through past. Fascinating to see the utensils and clothes of the people of past. Art pieces are well maintained and great with history.

Having recently visited the Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Museum, I can confidently say that the Lahore Museum is absolutely at par with these globally renowned institutions. Residing in the heart of Lahore, it offers an unparalleled glimpse into the rich tapestry of history, culture, and heritage of the subcontinent. Each artifact speaks volumes, unfolding a story that stretches back thousands of years. From the meticulously preserved Gandhara sculptures and Mughal-era manuscripts to the exquisite jewelry and relics of the Indus Valley Civilization, every piece is a testament to the region's grandeur and historical significance. The curation and presentation are world-class, making it a must-visit for anyone wanting a holistic understanding of South Asian history. The museum’s ability to convey the deep-rooted traditions, diverse cultures, and the evolution of civilizations is truly remarkable. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike!

We visit last Sunday with family. There is much more about history and culture and religious. Also there is informative part about history of Pakistan who's struggling for Pakistan in past and so far.must be visit if you're interested in history and culture. Lot of enjoyment 😉

What’s Not to like About history and Culture. It’s good to explore the history of undivided India. Saw the cultural dresses of Pakistan, Islamic manuscripts, islamic war dress codes, Pakistani coins, army medals, medals given in British times, coins used in Mughal empire, coons used in British times, weapons used hundreds of years ago, Paintings, Stone Age weapons, stone and metal Jewellery, Metal cookwares. Much antique stuff is present in Lahore museum. Multiple stuff related to Buddah- Sidartha Gautama. Especially fasting buddha picture was a masterpiece! If You’re history lover this place is definitely worth visiting for you, many foreigners visit the museum on daily basis. At the end here is a suggestion: I visited museum on 4 July 2024. I would prefer you people to visit in cold weather because there are no ACs working inside, it’s really hot and i was full of sweat while exploring. So it’s better to visit some cool day. The museum is closed on Friday. Google showing it closed on Wednesday that’s wrong. Timing 9 to 5.

I visited this museum today with my friends. It is situated in the heart of Lahore on Mall Road and is the largest museum in Pakistan. It houses many historic artifacts, and the building itself is noteworthy. The building was constructed in the 1890s, according to my knowledge. The museum features exhibits on various historical periods, including Islamic history, European history, Hindu religion, particularly Buddhism, Mughal Empire history, and the history of the Indian subcontinent. All the items are well-preserved. A complete section is dedicated to the Pakistan Movement, including historical pictures of leaders. Overall, it is a great place for history lovers. Ticket prices vary, with a student and under-10 rate of 20, a general admission of 50 for adults, and 1000 for foreigners.

Lahore museum has a large collection of antiques, arts ranging from early human such as Mehgarh to present era artifacts. Enjoyed a memorable day in Lahore museum most particularly Buddha statues were fascinating to me.

Beautiful Building. Very informative for those who want to learn about the history of Harppa,Indus valley, Gandhara, Buddha, and British Rule in the sub continent. Museums need a little more maintenance and upgrades especially in the cultural part Pubjab wasn't depicted properly. The culture of kalash, swat and kashmir should include current changes also.

This is one of the top 10 museums of the world having a lot of antiques from Stone age, indus civilization, gandhara art, Jain artifacts, Hindu gallery and some unique collections of moving paintings. It's highly recommended to visit by anyone.

Nice environment. Provide you a peek through past. Fascinating to see the utensils and clothes of the people of past. Art pieces are well maintained and great with history.

Having recently visited the Victoria & Albert Museum and the British Museum, I can confidently say that the Lahore Museum is absolutely at par with these globally renowned institutions. Residing in the heart of Lahore, it offers an unparalleled glimpse into the rich tapestry of history, culture, and heritage of the subcontinent. Each artifact speaks volumes, unfolding a story that stretches back thousands of years. From the meticulously preserved Gandhara sculptures and Mughal-era manuscripts to the exquisite jewelry and relics of the Indus Valley Civilization, every piece is a testament to the region's grandeur and historical significance. The curation and presentation are world-class, making it a must-visit for anyone wanting a holistic understanding of South Asian history. The museum’s ability to convey the deep-rooted traditions, diverse cultures, and the evolution of civilizations is truly remarkable. Highly recommended for history enthusiasts and cultural explorers alike!

We visit last Sunday with family. There is much more about history and culture and religious. Also there is informative part about history of Pakistan who's struggling for Pakistan in past and so far.must be visit if you're interested in history and culture. Lot of enjoyment 😉

What’s Not to like About history and Culture. It’s good to explore the history of undivided India. Saw the cultural dresses of Pakistan, Islamic manuscripts, islamic war dress codes, Pakistani coins, army medals, medals given in British times, coins used in Mughal empire, coons used in British times, weapons used hundreds of years ago, Paintings, Stone Age weapons, stone and metal Jewellery, Metal cookwares. Much antique stuff is present in Lahore museum. Multiple stuff related to Buddah- Sidartha Gautama. Especially fasting buddha picture was a masterpiece! If You’re history lover this place is definitely worth visiting for you, many foreigners visit the museum on daily basis. At the end here is a suggestion: I visited museum on 4 July 2024. I would prefer you people to visit in cold weather because there are no ACs working inside, it’s really hot and i was full of sweat while exploring. So it’s better to visit some cool day. The museum is closed on Friday. Google showing it closed on Wednesday that’s wrong. Timing 9 to 5.