Lahore Museum, situated in the heart of Lahore, Pakistan, on Mall Road, is the largest and oldest museum in the country. Founded in 1894 during the British colonial period, it holds a significant collection of art, historical artifacts, and cultural treasures that span the rich history of the region. With its majestic red-brick architecture, the museum is an iconic symbol of the city's colonial heritage. The museum's collections include Gandharan sculptures, ancient jewelry, Mughal and Pahari paintings, and rare manuscripts. A standout exhibit in the museum is the Fasting Buddha from the Gandhara civilization. Lahore Museum also hosts Indus Valley civilization artifacts, Islamic art, old coins, and an exceptional collection of arms and armor. It offers an insightful look into Pakistan's history, from ancient times through the Mughal Empire, the Sikh rule, and the British Raj, all the way to modern-day Pakistan. The museum is not just an attraction for history enthusiasts but also serves as an education center for those interested in the diverse cultural fabric of the region.
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