13 GATES OF OLD LAHORE

In the Mughal days, the Old City was surrounded by a 9 meter high brick wall and had a rampart running around it which served as a protection for the city. A circular road around the rampart gave access to the city through thirteen gates. Some of the imposing structures of these gates are still preserved. 

Access to the old and walled city had effectively controlled and gained by thirteen gateways, at intervals throughout its peripheral run provided in the huge wall. The gateways were differently named.

On the north sides are:-

1-Roshanai Gait
2-Masti gate
3-Kashimiri Gate
4-Khizri or Sheranwala gate

On the eat side are:-

5-Yakki Gate.
6-Delhi gate
7-Akbari Gate

On the south side are:-

8-Mochi Gate
9-Shah Alami Gate
10-Lahori Gate
11-Mori Gate
12-Bhatti Gate
13-Taxali Gate
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13 GATES OF OLD LAHORE

In the Mughal days, the Old City was surrounded by a 9 meter high brick wall and had a rampart running around it which served as a protection for the city. A circular road around the rampart gave access to the city through thirteen gates. Some of the imposing structures of these gates are still preserved. 

Access to the old and walled city had effectively controlled and gained by thirteen gateways, at intervals throughout its peripheral run provided in the huge wall. The gateways were differently named.

On the north sides are:-

1-Roshanai Gait
2-Masti gate
3-Kashimiri Gate
4-Khizri or Sheranwala gate

On the eat side are:-

5-Yakki Gate.
6-Delhi gate
7-Akbari Gate

On the south side are:-

8-Mochi Gate
9-Shah Alami Gate
10-Lahori Gate
11-Mori Gate
12-Bhatti Gate
13-Taxali Gate
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CHOLISTAN CULTURE - PAKISTAN

CHOLISTAN CULTURE - PAKISTAN

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KARACHITES THERE TO COLLECT HELP FOR FLOOD VICTIMS

KARACHITES THERE TO COLLECT HELP FOR FLOOD VICTIMS

PAKISTAN FLOOD

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WhY do we HAte USA ; US military is always there to assist Pakistan Military in hard times JUST like China ,its just our own traitor politicians harming thier own people

Since August, US military aircraft and personnel, working with the Pakistan military, have provided humanitarian airlifts for the delivery of more than 20 million pounds of relief supplies and the transport of more than 27,000 displaced persons throughout Pakistan. Photographed on board a US C130 travelling to Pano Aqil Cantonment, [from far left] are William Martin, US Consul General in Karachi, Bo (Robert) Palmer, information officer, US Marine Corp Brig. General Brian Beaudreault, Commander for Southern relief operations, Andie De Arment, information officer, Mary Elizabeth Madden, with Karachi's US Consulate and Brian Harris, chief of staff to Ambassador Munter.

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