Greater Iqbal Park
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Iqbal Park (formerly Minto Park) is large area of green space, located at the heart of Lahore city in Pakistan.[1] The park accommodates Minar-e-Pakistan (Lighthouse of Pakistan), a 60 meters (198.5 feet) tall distinctive monument in the shape of a minaret that has been built in commemoration of the Lahore Resolution passed at the three-day general session (22–24 March 1940) of All India Muslim League, calling for greater Muslim autonomy in British India. The resolution became synonymous to the demand for a separate Muslim state of Pakistan.
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Entering the Park -
Lush grounds -
View of Badshahi Mosque -
View of Samadhi of Ranjit Singh -
Minar-e-Pakistan -
Street scene -
Walking trail -
Tourist buses
References
- ^ Zafar Iqbal. "Bury the hatchet". gulftoday.ae. Retrieved 2012-03-23.
Landmarks of the Walled City of Lahore | |
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| Lahore Fort | |
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31°35′29.0″N 74°18′31.5″E / 31.591389°N 74.308750°E
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