Yes, absolutely @curatorofmemory . That’s exactly what I mentioned in my post , that this fort can be considered a twin of the Red Fort in Delhi.
In fact, I would even say that during the Mughal era, both Delhi and Lahore held great significance on a global scale.
And I feel proud, as should you and all of us, that we belong to this remarkable region with such a glorious past.
Indeed, borders and politics may have separated us, but deep inside, we are still one.
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@Anil6969 Meri dili khuwahish hey key kabhi aap is jagah ka visit kar sakain, aur Mai apney sath aap ko Lahore Fort aur Lahore ki aur zaberdast jaghain visit kerwaoun.
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Bohat Shukriya @TravellerG
I’m truly amazed to think that in those times, when there were no modern machines or advanced tools, they still had such brilliant and skilled engineers who created these incredible masterpieces, one of which, the Taj Mahal, is among the Seven Wonders of the World.
It’s my wish to personally take you along and show you, one by one, all the historical places I’ve explored in Lahore. I don’t know when this wish will come true, but I remain hopeful that soon the circumstances will improve, and both of us will be able to visit each other’s countries.
Thank you so much @MaazAhmad for a wonderful tour and your great hospitality 
Areh…waah..
That’s great… Learning new languages… I was a fan years ago…now due to poor usage, I forgot many… I stay in Bangalore…ie, South Central India - I manage with 6 languages to communicate…
Thanks dear friend, @Trishatishu
Prayerfully wishes to you…
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Thank you so much @Ssiddharth2000 for your kind words and for always sharing such deep reflections about history and architecture. Your passion for the heritage truly shows in every post you make.
I completely agree, the Lahore Fort is indeed a marvel, not just for its grand Mughal architecture but also for how beautifully it connects us to the glorious past of Akbar and Shah Jahan’s era.
I’m really glad you appreciated the way it has been preserved; it’s one of those places where every wall and corner has a story to tell.
And thank you once again for your generous words about the PSL Humaray Heroes Award
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Thanks for your gesture and hospitality in Lahore @thehmsofficial
Thank you @GasparKaren for liking the post and ofcourse for your beautiful words
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Thank you so much Guru Jee @Kumaarsantosh for your kind and deeply thoughtful words. Your appreciation truly means a lot to me. I’m so glad you connected with my post and found the comparison with the Red Fort meaningful, because, as you said so perfectly, a visit to Lahore would indeed feel incomplete without experiencing the timeless beauty of the Shahi Qila.
Your expression “लाल किला नहीं देखा तो क्या देखा” beautifully captures the shared heritage that binds our histories together. I genuinely value your perspective and the way you always highlight the cultural depth behind every story.
And thank you for noticing the photographs too, I wanted them to reflect the same sense of awe I felt while exploring this magnificent fort.
Hope to let you visit these amazing places someday along with my commentary 
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Thank you so much @JaneBurunina for your beautiful words.
Your appreciation truly means a lot to me. I’m so happy that you enjoyed the story and the photos, this place holds a very special place in my heart, especially because it reminds me of those moments I spent there with my father.
Your kind words about my love for travel and discovery mean a great deal. It’s always wonderful to know that my experiences can inspire others the same way this amazing community continues to inspire me every day.
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So kind of you @ShreyaMusings
I’m so happy that you like the post
Thank you so much @MohammadPalash
Exactly, The structures of Mughal architecture in India, Pakistan, and Bangladesh are indeed quite similar. I also hope that when you visit Pakistan someday, you’ll get the chance to explore these magnificent historical sites in person.
Don’t forget to include Karachi in your trip 
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INSALLAH @KashifMisidia bhai.
Kahte hai kisi cheez ko shidaat se chao to saari kaynat use tumse milane me lag jati hai.
My indian friends will vouch for the above.
Even I wish the same aapko pahad ki vadiyon ki sair karaoooo.
Aage khuda ki marzi.
But you are looking dam good with santri with arms .
Keep inspiring.
Regards
Anil6969
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Amazing recap @KashifMisidia . 
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Thank you so much @Ratri 
@KashifMisidia Thanks for the tag! Your post is impressively detailed, such patience and dedication really shine through. No wonder your content gets featured. Top-notch visuals and video quality as usual 
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Hi @KashifMisidia Bhai, thank you for sharing your visit to Lahore Fort, especially you shared us the story in detail.
Nice to see that this visit brought back your memory when you visited with your beloved father long time ago.
The fort reminds me of Qihou Fort in Kaohsiung, Taiwan.
You could see in this post :
https://www.localguidesconnect.com/t/a-quiet-place-with-the-harbor-and-city-view/337510
How many hours that you spent to explore Lahore Fort?
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Awesome pictures @KashifMisidia Bhai.
Lahore fort has very beautiful look, through you we seen this historical monument.
Thanks for sharing
@KashifMisidia bhai very beautiful recap of your Lahore trip. Indeed Lahore Fort and Shahi Mosque both are incredible places and very fascinating. Holding footpaths since centuries.
Thank you for your visit and spending quality time with our small community.
See you again!
That’s a great post! Lahore Fort truly captures the grandeur of the Mughal era. The photos and details you shared bring its history to life @KashifMisidia
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