Storytelling walk · 4 hours· Across the city
Shrines of Lahore
Data Sahib to Shah Jamal, a Thursday evening
The city of saints on the night it comes alive. Data Darbar, the dhol at Shah Jamal, Madho Lal Hussain and Bibi Pak Daman. Coming this season.
Lahore is called the city of saints, and on Thursday nights you can see why. The shrines fill up, the qawwali starts, the langar is served to anyone who sits down, and at Shah Jamal the dhol goes until the small hours.
This is a new route for us and we are still finalising it. It will run on Thursday evenings, in a small group, with a woman host present, and it will end with the dhol. Join the waitlist and we will tell you the moment dates are open.
An exploration of
- Data Darbar at night
- The dhol at Shah Jamal
- Madho Lal Hussain and Bibi Pak Daman
- Langar, if you want it
The route
Stop by stop.
- 1
Data Darbar
- 2
Bibi Pak Daman
- 3
Madho Lal Hussain, Baghbanpura
- 4
Shah Jamal
The dhol. We end here.
On the walk
From previous editions.
Included
- ✓Transport between shrines
- ✓Your storyteller
- ✓Bottled water
Not included
- –Dinner
Good to know
- Modest dress and a headscarf for women are required inside the shrines.
- Dates announced to the waitlist first.
Dates
No dates open yet.
Coming this season. Join the waitlist.
Good to know
Questions before you book.
How do I book a tour?
Bookings are made through our website. Pick a date on the Upcoming walks page and tap Book. We recommend booking in advance, as spots on our walks are limited.
How do I pay?
Tickets are sold through High Tribe, our ticketing partner. Tap Book on any date and you will complete payment there. For private tours, schools and companies, we send payment details directly.
Where do the tours start?
Each route has its own meeting point, which we share with you once your booking is confirmed. Most walks begin in or around the Walled City.
What should I wear and bring?
Comfortable walking shoes are a must, as our routes cover narrow lanes and uneven ground. We also suggest modest clothing, as many sites are places of worship, plus water and a camera.