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Abbasi Bahawalpur: Dynasty and Princely State

Abbasi Bahawalpur: Dynasty and Princely State

Bahawalpur · Pakistan

3 stops5.7 km3 h 28 min
  • Audio guide
  • 4 languages
  • Offline

Walk through three stops that connect Bahawalpur with the Abbasi dynasty and its princely-state legacy. Begin at Noor Mahal, a castle that gives the walk its clearest architectural expression of royal Bahawalpur. Continue to Jamia Abbasi Bahawalpur, an attraction that keeps the Abbasi name and local context central, then end at BWP museum for a museum perspective on the story you have been following.

The walk

  1. Noor Mahal

    Noor Mahal

    A palace of imported Italian style, royal ambition, and one very short stay by its intended resident.

  2. Jamia Abbasi Mosque

    Jamia Abbasi Mosque

    Jamia Abbasi is a tourism attraction in Bahawalpur, Pakistan.

  3. Bahawalpur Museum

    Bahawalpur Museum

    BWP museum, also called Bahawalpur Museum, in Bahawalpur, Pakistan

Data: OpenStreetMap contributors and Google Places

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