Hey all there…!
I believe you all must be enjoying the first month of the autumn season. We are lucky and grateful to be a part of this land that present stunning sceneries each time. Don’t you think nature is the best healer and remedy to all miseries? It never judges nor discriminates on the basis of race, color, and religion. And treat us all equally. I hope you will agree with at this point that we need to learn this nature of nature. Oh sorry, I lost track. We will just start our visual tour to some more castles in our country. I think you all are done with the previous episodes so that you can enjoy this one as well.
You know these castles tell us more about history. That is why it is necessary to have a glimpse of them. Okay Okay, we are rushing towards the castle of Sadiq Garh Palace.
Sadiq Garh Palace
Aww…! It is so mesmerizing. Are you people noticing its elegance and glory? How perfectly it has been built. You know it is located in Dera Nawab Sahib Bahawalpur. Oh my God, it is of the 19th century built by the King of Bahawalpur Nawab Sadiq Muhammad Khan. See the king died but his establishment has kept him alive in our views. That is why it is necessary to do something great so that you will be remembered in good words. Look at the heightened wall surrounding the palace and the lush green lawns. Be quick and see the bastion in every corner and the amazing dome in the center of the building.
Royal Fort Lahore
What about visiting Lahore Royal Fort? We all will enjoy our visual tour of this fort. Don’t confuse yourself with the name it is none but the known Shahi Qali. I hope you all have read about this in your primary class in your social study book. But it is sad to know that its origin is not known. However, the existing structure brings out the architecture of Mughal emperor Akbar. Wow you know it has walled about 20 hectares of land. We can enter it from both gates. Let’s enter from Aurangzeb gate and exit from Alamgiri gate. You know it resembles Badshahi Mosque, Sheesh Mahal, Alamgiri Gate, Naulakha pavilion, and Moti Masjid. My eyes brighten up by seeing the rich traditions of Mughal architecture.
I hope you all freshen up now so go back to your work. We will continue our series and I will call you all so stay tuned. You can also share such content with us so that we can enjoy it. Take very good care of yourself. Bye Bye……. See you
