The Walled Cities and Heritage Areas Authority (WCHA) has launched a new tourism activity
called the “Moonlight Nights Tour” at the historic Shalamar Bagh in Lahore. More than 500
visitors attended the opening event on Saturday night.
The new tour aims to promote cultural tourism and help people explore the history of Lahore. It
also gives visitors an opportunity to experience the beauty and cultural traditions of the Mughal
era.
According to an official spokesperson, visitors enjoyed several activities during the opening
session. These included guided historical walks and storytelling about the Mughal period.
Participants also watched dramatic performances that brought historical events to life.
The event featured traditional dance performances and live music. These activities created an
enjoyable experience for visitors while highlighting the historical importance of Shalamar Bagh.
Speaking at the event, WCHA Director General Najam-ul-Shaqib said that the initiative was
designed to promote cultural tourism. He explained that the tour would help visitors understand
the historical and cultural value of the UNESCO World Heritage site.
He added that such activities could attract more local and international tourists to Lahore. The
programme also aims to make historical places more interesting through cultural performances
and educational activities.
The WCHA has announced that the Moonlight Nights Tour will take place every Saturday. The
event will run from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, giving visitors two hours to explore the historic gardens
and enjoy different performances.
The ticket price has been set at Rs2,500 per person. Visitors interested in Mughal history and
Lahore’s cultural heritage can attend the weekly programme.
The successful opening of the Moonlight Nights Tour shows growing interest in cultural activities
at historical locations. The initiative is expected to support tourism and introduce more people to
Pakistan’s rich history and heritage.
Source: Walled Cities and Heritage Areas Authority (WCHA), as cited through its official
spokesperson’s statement in the supplied news report.