8 favourite spots to explore and enjoy in Faisalabad

Faisalabad is the third biggest city in Pakistan. It is usually known as the Manchester of Pakistan. However, there are historical treasures people have absolutely no idea about. This city gives you a chance to explore the hustle of urban life and the tranquillity of the sleeping city at the night. The city has many exploratory sights: Lyallpur museum, Jinnah Garden, D ground park, Gatwala forest park, Clock tower, Aqualand waterpark, and Gumti fountain.

Here we go!

Lyallpur Museum is a heritage museum of its kind which contains the Orientation Gallery, Regional Heritage Archaeological Gallery, Chenab Colony Gallery, Sandal Bar Gallery, Thought and Act Gallery, Pakistan Movement Gallery, and Social Beauty Gallery, Muslim to Sikh Period Gallery, Textile Gallery, Lyallpur Gallery. You will see a variety of historical events in detail here.

Jinnah Garden is a primary tourist attraction in Faisalabad. There is a Baradari and children's fun zone in the park. Moreover, there is a waterjet installed in front of the park. Besides, the jogging trail of Jinnah Garden has attracted a great number of visitors. This park offers a variety of flowers which add to the beauty of the place. 

(Source: Jinnah Garden Faisalabad)

If you want to see mini Pakistan, D Ground Park is truly the best place to visit. This park gives visitors a chance to see the replicas of important historical places in Pakistan. You will be seeing Minar e Pakistan, Quaid e Azam house, Badshahi Mosque, etc. So, it also acts as a good learning place for children. The other side of the park can serve you an ideal picnic spot where you can spend quality family time.

There is wildlife in Faisalabad as well and Gatwala forest park has all of it. This park contains lakes, forest areas, breeding grounds, and lush green grounds. For children, there are swings and rides. You can enjoy the boating experience on the lake. What is more interesting is that the lake contains crocodiles - a wildlife expedition before your eyes. 

(Source: The express Tribune)

Ghanta Ghar is another historical destination in Faisalabad. It was built in the time of the British. It is located in the heart of the famous night markets of Faisalabad. This clock tower gives a magnificent view and experience to those who are fond of colonial architecture. 

Faisalabad also takes pride in being a cultural hub. The Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan Auditorium manages 5,500 people at one time and celebrates the independence ceremony, book fairs, literary festivals, educational events, and much more. People gather here and feel a sense of community while sharing a common cause of happiness. 

Summer brings heat and people crave for comfort of coolers. The best treat of summers in Faisalabad is the Aqualand water park. With its seventy-meter high water slide, the pool is 25000 square meters in size, which is really big! There is a well-managed canteen and all other necessities regarding the swimming are available at this place. 

(Source: Aqua Land waterpark)

Gumti fountain is again a historical landmark of the British era. Amazingly, it still stands in its original shape. It was built to endorse local meetings, but today it is the busiest spot in town with flooding cars and roving pedestrians. Couldn't see it? You can have a detailed look at the fountain at night if you wish so!

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Posted by Muhammad Nofel

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