Shahi Hammam Lahore
The Shahi Hammam is a Mughal public bathhouse near Lahore’s Delhi Gate, built in 1635 and later conserved.
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The Shahi Hammam is a Mughal public bathhouse near Lahore’s Delhi Gate, built in 1635 and later conserved.
Shahkot in Nankana Sahib district appears in a shrine inventory, an original geological study and records of higher education.
The headquarters settlement appears in records of colonial administration, Partition and college education. Each document describes a different geographical and institutional scale.
Discover Lahore’s Shalimar Gardens, built for Shah Jahan in 1641–42, through their terraces, water engineering and conservation.
The town’s fort and the nearby Hiran Minar complex preserve different parts of an imperial landscape, with later architectural change and systems for managing water.
Shimla, formerly Simla, is in Himachal Pradesh. Its role as a summer capital connected it to colonial Punjab administration.
A nineteenth-century survey,2019 fieldwork plans and a plantation bird study show different ways Shorkot’s landscapes have been investigated.
Baba Farid’s shrine in Pakpattan is associated with a Sufi teacher and Punjabi poet, an annual urs and the care of the complex.
Bahauddin Zakariya’s shrine in Multan is a religious and historic site with distinctive architecture and annual remembrance.
Discover the Multan shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam and its architecture and conservation.
Sialkot’s workshops, trade organisations and literary heritage connect the city to wider markets and cultural histories. Its documented institutions offer a firmer starting point than legendary founding dates.
The Sind Sagar Doab lies between the Indus and Jhelum river systems. Its Thal landscape has changed through settlement and irrigation.
Sirhind in Fatehgarh Sahib district has a history connected to the Delhi–Lahore route, Aam Khas Bagh and Rauza Sharif.
Sirkap is a fortified archaeological settlement at Taxila, known for its street plan and the shrine called the Double-headed Eagle.
The Soan River crosses Pakistan’s Potwar Plateau; archaeological interpretations and a 2019 water-quality survey illuminate its landscape.
Soon Valley contains the three lakes of the Uchhali Ramsar complex and Tulaja Fort, where a university team reported preliminary survey work.
Sri Hargobindpur is a Gurdaspur district town on the Beas, associated with Sikh tradition and Guru ki Masjid.
Sultanpur Lodhi is associated with Guru Nanak’s life and Gurdwara Ber Sahib beside the Kali Bein.
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