Chauburji

Chauburji Lahore is a historical monument, located in Multan Road, Chauburji Chowk, Punjab, Pakistan. It was built in 1646, by the period of Mughal era in Lahore. It was a main entry point to a Mughal Garden which was built by the respected woman Zeb Un Nisa. She was the daughter of Mughal ruler Aurangzeb Alamgir.

Actually Chauburji has a basic meaning behind it words "Chau" means four and "Burji" meaning Tower, so combine these magical words, then it became "Four Towers". It's a Mughal era time monument which was as popular as it is now. As can see, it's condition is not as good as before, but now it’s become renovating again which is situated over the orange train program.

During Shah Jahan Period monument has previously used as a gateway to a large garden. Thus, it is a very famous monument in Lahore. This unique kind of red bricks structure is design very intelligently by well-known Mughal era periods in 1646 A.D.

Therefore, Chauburji Chowk is now use in just a roundabout, for the traffic use, but, this monument as famous and busiest chowk in Lahore yet.

From Lahore city to Chauburji Lahore cover a distance about to take 8.4 km or 16 mins drive by car.

Chauburji Lahore Visit Timings

• Monday - Sunday - 24 Hours open

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