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Under the “Magnificent Punjab” vision of CM Maryam Nawaz, the restoration of the Tomb of Ali Mardan Khan has reached its most symbolic milestone: the revival of the Northern Ornamental Gateway. In Mughal architecture, the gateway was never just a door; it was a statement of status and a ceremonial threshold designed to prepare the

Punjab’s history is getting a long-overdue makeover. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz recently launched the “Magnificent Punjab Heritage Series,” a strategic initiative by the Tourism, Archaeology & Museums Department aimed at restoring the province’s most iconic yet neglected landmarks. The Spotlight: Ali Mardan Khan’s Tomb In the second episode of this series, the focus shifts to

The “Magnificent Punjab” initiative, launched by CM Maryam Nawaz, is now entering a critical phase of technical restoration. While the program aims to protect 170 historical sites across the province, the work at the Tomb of Ali Mardan Khan stands out for its sheer complexity and attention to detail. Managed by the Tourism, Archaeology &

A One-of-a-Kind Landmark Located in Lahore, the Tomb of Ali Mardan Khan is unique—it is the only Mughal mausoleum of its specific architectural style in the city. Often overlooked in the past, this monument is now reclaiming its glory through a dedicated restoration drive by the Tourism, Archaeology & Museums Department (TAM). Architectural Power &