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Naulakha, Lahore Fort

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Naulakha, Lahore Fort
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Naulakha, Lahore Fort
Lahore, Punjab

Naulakha Pavilion, located within the Lahore Fort in Punjab, Pakistan, is a splendid white marble structure built during Emperor Shah Jahan’s reign in the 17th century. Renowned for its elegant Mughal architecture and intricate inlay work, the pavilion overlooks the Ravi River and symbolizes royal luxury and artistic refinement.

ArchitecturePavilionBaradariMughal Architecture 1526 to 1707CE | Mughal Empire EraUNESCO World Heritage SiteWhite Marble (Sang e marmar)ChajjaFrescoesPietra Dura (Inlay work)ColumnsArches
The Naulakha's elegant curved roof and cusped arch face the courtyard.
Intricate tile work and lattice screens adorn the Picture Wall section.
Pietra dura inlay and jali screens create layered surface richness.
Naulakha pavilion displays refined marble detailing and symmetrical form.
The pavilion welcomes visitors to explore its refined Mughal craftsmanship.
Green trees frame the pavilion rising above the fort's lower walls.
Elegant Mughal pavilion with sweeping curved roof and marble cladding.
Naulakha's signature curved roof and arched opening framed symmetrically.
Naulakha pavilion rises among fort buildings beyond waterfront trees.
Layered walls showcase inlaid tiles and carved stone architectural detail.
Naulakha pavilion rises above the Picture Wall within the fort gardens.
Vibrant tile panels and stone carvings layer the fort's Picture Wall.
A fortified tower rises above lush gardens within Lahore Fort's sprawling grounds.
The Naulakha's elegant curved roof and cusped arch face the courtyard.
The pavilion welcomes visitors to explore its refined Mughal craftsmanship.
Layered walls showcase inlaid tiles and carved stone architectural detail.
Intricate tile work and lattice screens adorn the Picture Wall section.
Elegant Mughal pavilion with sweeping curved roof and marble cladding.
Naulakha pavilion rises above the Picture Wall within the fort gardens.
Pietra dura inlay and jali screens create layered surface richness.
Naulakha's signature curved roof and arched opening framed symmetrically.
A fortified tower rises above lush gardens within Lahore Fort's sprawling grounds.
Green trees frame the pavilion rising above the fort's lower walls.
Naulakha pavilion rises among fort buildings beyond waterfront trees.
Naulakha pavilion displays refined marble detailing and symmetrical form.
Vibrant tile panels and stone carvings layer the fort's Picture Wall.