A comprehensive tourism development plan has been unveiled to enhance the appeal of Kamran Mirza’s Baradari, a historic Mughal-era monument. The initiative includes restoration work, landscaping of gardens, picnic spots, and the construction of a special access road to make the site more tourist-friendly.

According to Manzoor Ahmed, a site museum will also be established to highlight the cultural and historical aspects of the Mughal period. Boat services are also planned to further facilitate tourist access to the Baradari.

The Youth and People’s Heritage Association (YPHA) and the Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) have issued directives to restore and beautify the Baradari and its surroundings, located in the Folk Central bordering parking area.

Manzoor Ahmed and YPHA Lahore were given a detailed briefing on maintenance, repair, and proposed garden plans by the Secretary of Housing, YPHA, and the Auqaf Department. Additionally, YPHA has proposed the construction of a special access road to ensure smooth connectivity for visitors.

The Housing Spokesperson stated that YPHA Lahore and Manzoor Ahmed have been directed to provide free technical consultation services and to seek immediate guidance from all concerned departments to ensure the timely completion of the project.

Photo courtesy:  https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Baradari_of_Kamran_Mirza