Introduction:
Discover the enchanting Darbar Mahal in Bahawalpur, Pakistan, a historic fort dating back to 1905. Originally commissioned by Nawab Bahal Khan (V), this architectural marvel blends Mughalai and Arabic influences, showcasing the rich cultural history of the region.
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Historical Significance of Darbar Mahal:
Built with red bricks, reminiscent of Lahore Fort, the Mahal served as a regional court and government office. Post-1947, it transitioned to the Pakistan Army’s possession, preserving its regal charm.
Architectural Splendor:
The Mahal boasts an exquisite interior with gold-tan walls, traditional artworks, and opulent furniture. Adorned archways and lush grounds, spanning 75 acres, add to its grandeur.
Current Status and Tourism Potential:
While limited public access hinders its potential as a tourist spot, the Mahal stands as a testament to pre-partition India’s architectural glory, representing the “Princely State” of Bahawalpur.
Tour Description:
Explore Bahawalpur Mahal, a captivating blend of Mughalai and Arabic architecture. Uncover its historical journey, opulent interiors, and lush grounds. Immerse yourself in the regal charm of this Pakistani treasure.
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