Cloudy Masjid Wazir Khan To reach this mosque you have t...| Destination Pakistan

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To reach this mosque you have to walk through the crowded old city outside the walls of the Lahore Fort. You can probably spot some of the mosque's minarets as you walk. This mosque has the most beautiful decorated inlaid tiles, yellow, green and blue.

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