Greater Iqbal Park Lahore (Minar e Pakistan) – Photographs, Map, Facilities & Details in Urdu
Punjab government has introduced great changes in Minar e Pakistan (Iqbal Park). Lot of new recreational facilities have been added. The area of Minar e Pakistan has been increased from 56 acres to 127 acres. This project is in its last stage. Citizens of Lahore rather Punjab will love to visit newly renovated Minar e Pakistan Park in 2016 and onwards. You will enjoy following facilities in new Greater Iqbal Park (Minar e Pakistan)
New colorful fountains
1400 feet crescent shaped lake with modern filtration plant
Soft wheel mini train
Food courts
Mughal style baradari
Sports grounds
Amusement park
Traditional Victoria horse carriage
Eight seater golf rider
Light show in evening
Pakistan movement museum
Trees of famous Mughal gardens are also being planted. 8 gazebos have been constructed for the visitors to take rest in shady atmosphere. Food street fort road and starting terminal of tourist double-decker bus service are also situated near Minar e Pakistan. Ariel view of Minar e Pakistan park will be worth seeing from nearby newly built overhead bridge and minarets of Badshahi mosque. Historical iron main gate of civil secretariat Lahore will also be fitted in the park. Huge model of greater Iqbal Park (Minar e Pakistan) and historical pictures/statues of freedom fighters will be displayed in the Pakistan movement museum. You can view the pictures and map of proposed new greater Iqbal Park (Minar e Pakistan) on this page. You may also read the details ab out this unique project in Urdu language below. Hopefully now political parties will not be allowed to use the greater Iqbal park (Minar e Pakistan) for political activities. Stay connected with studysolutions.pk and its social pages for more information about famous tourist places of the country.
New Greater Iqbal Park (Minar e Pakistan)-Pictures, Map, Facilities
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