World Tourism Day 2025: Lahore Museum Showcases Monuments and Historical Buildings of South Punjab

World Tourism Day 2025 is being celebrated in Lahore with a special event at Lahore Museum, highlighting the Monuments and Historical Buildings of South Punjab. This unique photographic exhibition offers a chance to explore the region’s timeless architectural heritage and vibrant cultural legacy.

Monuments and Historical Buildings of South Punjab on Display

The exhibition, hosted by Lahore Museum, presents South Punjab’s iconic monuments through photography. Visitors can admire the beauty of forts, mosques, shrines, and historic structures that reflect centuries of craftsmanship and cultural richness. The display aims to inspire appreciation for South Punjab’s heritage and raise awareness about the importance of preservation.

Distinguished Guests at the Event

The event will be graced by Rear-Admiral Fred Seneviratne (Rtd), High Commissioner of Sri Lanka in Islamabad, as the Chief Guest. The Guest of Honor will be Dr. Ehsan Bhutta, Secretary of the Tourism, Archaeology and Museums Department, Punjab. Their presence highlights the international significance of this cultural celebration.

Celebrating Tourism and Culture on 27th September 2025

The exhibition is scheduled for 27th September 2025 at 10:30 am at Lahore Museum. The day marks a celebration of tourism, cultural preservation, and the promotion of South Punjab’s heritage. This initiative also strengthens ties between Pakistan and Sri Lanka through cultural exchange.

Cultural Performances at Hiran Minar

Besides the exhibition, Hiran Minar in Sheikhupura will host live flute and cultural performances on the same day. These activities are designed to showcase Punjab’s diverse traditions and offer visitors an immersive cultural experience. Such events demonstrate how heritage and performing arts come together to strengthen the spirit of tourism.