Visit the Lahore fort, built in the 16th century. It is a marvel of Mughal architecture with its fabulous Sheesh Mahal and superbly preserved halls of the special and common audience.

Next, go to Badshahi mosque, considered the world's largest living, historical mosque from the 17th century. 

In the afternoon, explore the old city of Lahore, which is certainly the highlight of Lahore. This fascinating area is a maze of interconnecting alleys and multi-storey old houses.

Drive to the Wagah border, which is 27km from Lahore, for an impressive and exciting ceremony that begins with the handshakes of captains of the two countries, followed by a martial and war-like drill.

In the morning, visit Shalimar Garden, with its triple-terraced gardens decorated with marble pavilions.

Later, visit the Lahore Museum, displaying a complete cross-section of the culture and history of the region with rare manuscripts miniatures, Islamic calligraphy, contemporary arts, and crafts. 

After a lunch break, drive to Emperor Jahangir's tomb, presenting a Mughal display of mosaics inlays. The tomb of the fourth Mughal emperor is set magnificently in the clam surrounding of symmetrical gardens.