The people who walked with us.

“What struck me most was that I had expected it to feel very male-dominated, but when I came here I saw so many women taking part. The whole environment was built around making sure everyone feels respected and safe, that questions are welcomed, and that everyone is comfortable.”

Guest, Walled City walk

“Ever since I moved to Lahore two or three years ago, we had talked about coming to explore Androon Lahore, but there was never the right opportunity. This felt like a safe way for us to finally do it. It was our first time, and it was lovely.”

Guest, first walk

“They told us about things I had no idea existed. I did not even know there was a Gurdwara here, and they shared its whole story, the history, the politics, and contrasted it with the current narrative. I came away with such great insights.”

Guest, Stories of Taxali Gate

“It was a great mix of educational content and fun. We took pictures and learned about more than just the mainstream sights. It was the little untold stories that were my favourite part.”

Guest, Delhi Gate to Wazir Khan

“Everyone who spoke, spoke really well. The information was delivered in a way that was structured, digestible, and genuinely illuminating. And the organisers were all so friendly, which I really appreciated.”

Guest, storytelling walk

“I had the pleasure of attending this session with my wife, and it was a real eye-opener. After living here for so many years, I realised how much I did not know about the Walled City. I hope to be a part of these sessions on a regular basis.”

Guest, Lahori rediscovering home