Chauburji is located on Lahores Multan Road at the intersection of Bahawalpur Road, which leads southwards to Multan, and was the gateway to an extensive garden known to have existed in Mughal times. The name Chauburji, which translates as four towers was likely given by later generations, as the original site was seen as a monumental gateway to an extensive garden in the Mughal Princess Zeb-un-Nisa, who is believed to be referenced in an inscription naming her Sahib-e-Zebinda Begam-e-Dauran. The princess was eight years old at the time of construction, so it has been suggested that the inscription may actually be in reference to her aunt, Jahangira Begum, who was a daughter of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.The garden for which Chauburji acted as a gateway no longer exists, and the structure is now located in a grassy roundabout at the busy intersection of Lahores Multan Road, and Bahawalpur Road. The Mughal garden is believed to have extended from Nawankot in the south, and extending towards Lahore city.Flooding from the Ravi river is believed to have destroyed most of the garden during the reign of Emperor Aurangzeb. No traces of the once expansive garden survive aside from the Chauburji gate.

Chauburji is a historical place and well known for the people living in Lahore Pakistan. You can easily reach there by asking any one on the road in Lahore. This is just a round about in the middle of the road and not a special site to visit.

As everyone knows its a history place and now have restored to a significant level such as the park has now green grass, seats are also available, the walls are now well white washed and the top of it is that this place is now clean & tidy so good looking too....

Wait wait wait...... Waiting is a hell for order delivering. Taste is good. No washroom facility.

Chauburji was a Historical Land Mark in between the Lahore City, it was destroyed by Illiterate and Hippie people.It was very beautiful building, having four corners thats why called Chauburji.This is very Rushy Area In Lahore lot of traffic is moving around this building , there is no Traffic Signal nor any Traffic Police surveillance so thats why people dont follow the Traffic Rules all the Time.Punjab Government started a project to renew The Chauburji so when the project will complete The Chauburji will be looking Very beautiful and open for tourists.

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Better now after the roads updated with new look

Beautiful busy location with orange train passing by history and new technology visible at the same time

Great mughal empire a few things left historical place

Its also a wonderful place, plus after renovation its looks more beautiful!

It was a good place to visit. Orange train station is near it. Market is here . youll find hotels+ restaurant there. this place is absolutely awesome.

This place is quite near to MAO College .Nice place.Best for tourist

Historical place ️ but unfortunately its not available for visiting due to heavy traffic at national highway five

Orange Train Station.If you want to visit ghazi ilmu deen shaheed tomb..It is in Chauburji

Great place.Auto parts market, next to Suraiya Azeem Teaching hospital, is very good place for Car auto parts.

Historical and famous placein Lahore, Metro orange lines station and speedo but bus station also here and orange line train tracks add contribut to the beauty ofChauburji

Chauburji Four Towers) is a Mughal era monument in the city of Lahore, capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab. The monument was built in 1646 C.E. during the reign of the emperor Shah Jahan. It previously acted as a gateway to a large garden.Chauburji is located on Lahores Multan Road at the intersection of Bahawalpur Road, which leads southwards to Multan, and was the gateway to an extensive garden known to have existed in Mughal times. The name Chauburji, which translates as four towers was likely given by later generations, as the original site was seen as a monumental gateway to an extensive garden in the Mughal Empire period. It is said that the attached garden might not have survived due to river flooding in the area of.Chauburji is located on Lahores Multan Road at the intersection of Bahawalpur Road, which leads southwards to Multan, and was the gateway to an extensive garden known to have existed in Mughal times. The name Chauburji, which translates as four towers was likely given by later generations, as the original site was seen as a monumental gateway to an extensive garden in the Mughal Empire period. It is said that the attached garden might not have survived due to river flooding in the area of.Flooding from the Ravi river is believed to have destroyed most of the garden during the reign of Emperor Aurangzeb. No traces of the once expansive garden survive aside from the Chauburji gate.

Goood to visit the thing i love from this area was the RAXs Shawarma

Very good place for those persons who love to visit historical places.

I use to hear about this chauburji in my childhood.but now I saw it and vist it.basically its a kind of round about and in the middle of round about there is a big huge beautiful looking room wich has 4 doors thats why thy call it chauburji.nice historical place.

A good lone standing historic building.

Awesome ancient asset but difficult to handle by local govt.

Historical place but now its beauty just vanish

This place is so beautiful with the combination of old and new such as metro train and chauburji building

Banu beef pulao is good and tastyIslamic honey is also goodMust try

Along with miami sb qabristan,Rushi road,

I am very happy to see historical area....Orangezaibs daughter zaib u nisa in my mind

Nice and well ... To learn about Lahore and also about Food Street

National Heritage of Pakistan. But looks like just four pillars standing near the road.

It is actually the entrance gate of a garden build by mughals. Garden has been vanished long ago because of encroachments. Its name is drived as Chau (Persian) stands for four and Burj (Arabic) for tower. Since towers are small the term Burji is used as per local language terminology. About 50 years back one of its tower was ruined after an earthquake which was repaired later by the relevant government department.

Chauburji situated in Lahore Punjab, Lahores Multan Road at the intersection of Bahawalpur Road, which leads southwards to Multan, and was the gateway to an extensive garden known to have existed in Mughal times.Chuburji mean Four Towers. It is a Mughal era monument in the city of Lahore, capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab. The monument was built in 1646 C.E. during the reign of the emperor Shah Jahan. It previously acted as a gateway to a large garden. The name Chauburji, which translates as four towers was likely given by later generations, as the original site was seen as a monumental gateway to an extensive garden in the Mughal Empire period. It is said that the attached garden might not have survived due to river flooding in the area of.The establishment of this garden is often attributed to Mughal  Princess Zeb-un-Nisa, who is believed to be referenced in an inscription naming her Sahib-e-Zebinda Begam-e-Dauran. The princess was eight years old at the time of construction. The garden for which Chauburji acted as a gateway no longer exists, and the structure is now located in a grassy roundabout at the busy intersection of Lahores Multan Road, and Bahawalpur Road. The Mughal garden is believed to have extended from Nawankot in the south, and extending towards Lahore city.Flooding from the Ravi river is believed to have destroyed most of the garden during the reign of Emperor Aurangzeb. No traces of the once expansive garden survive aside from the Chauburji gate.During a severe earthquake in 1846, the north-western minaret collapsed and cracks appeared in the central arch. This has however been restored as much as was reasonably possible and the gateway now looks quite as it might have been during the time of its Mughal patroness. The restoration was carried out by the Department of Archeology, Government of Pakistan in the late 1960s.Chauburji is built in a syncretic style that blends Mughal architecture, the older Timurid-style from Central Asia, and Perso-Arabic styles from the Middle East. Its distinguishing features are the minarets which greatly widen at the top - a unique feature not present anywhere in the sub-continent. Some, however, believe that there were cupolas upon these minarets which collapsed with the passage of time.The eastern and western facades of the structure are decorated by two-storey Timurid-style iwans flanked by two levels of alcoves in a style typical of the Shah Jehan period of Mughal architecture. The building was once covered in intricate blue and green kashi kari (or Kashan-style) tile work and frescoes. The aiwans are embellished with muqarnas, which were first introduced into the Mughal Empire from Persia with construction of Lahores Wazir Khan Mosque.

A beautiful and historical place, which is now rehabilotated to its previous one.

It was an amazing place but the rush was very huge in it

A beautiful shine in sun ️ in many colour #beautilahore

Antique Look, Beautiful structure, Islamic Historical style make this unique

Much beautiful scnry especially bcz of orange train

Nice place. But I actually visited Surraya Azeem Hospital for an appointment with the Orthopedics doctor.

Chauburji is a historical place. Specially visit Markaz Al Qadsia.

It was soo good and hitorycal place

In chaburji rax pizza and shawarma offers good good food...

This is historical place you can visit only from outside very good to visit for antique lover.

Because of Aslam Darul Mahi fish

Good, you can buy delicious bannu Pulao from there..

Historic Place and well changed by govt

Good for visit, but parking is a huge problem

Chauburji (چو برجی‎, Four Towers) is Mughal era monument in the city of Lahore, capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab. The Shah Jahan period monument previously acted as a gateway to a large garden, and was built in 1646 C.E.Chauburji is located on Lahores Multan Road, which leads southwards to Multan, and was the gateway to an extensive garden known to have existed in Mughal times. The name Chauburji, which translates as four towers was likely given by later generations, as the site as seen as a monumental gateway to an extensive garden.The establishment of this garden is often attributed to Mughal Princess Zeb-un-Nisa, who is believed to be referenced in an inscription naming her Sahib-e-Zebinda Begam-e-Dauran. The princess was eight years old at the time of construction, so it has been suggested that the inscription may actually be in reference to her aunt, Jahanara Begum, who was a daughter of the Mughal Emperor Shah Jahan.

Now its look so beautiful after along time hope u all come and see iam welcome u bcz I live in chuburgi

Its a historical landmark. Seeing ot was good it was like re living history.

A historical place known due to Mughal Eras Monument better known Chauburji Garden situated in the middle of the Chowk that is still showing its glory. Also a crowded place because of different traffic routes and many more routine life facilities available around it.

Good place but now a days this place is very dirty.

Loved it.. but very rushy area in season of rain..

Nice place, good arrangements , good services and clean. food is good as well.

Was going to rate 3 stars but I realized that we have had got pur bhabhi from chauburji, so I am rating only 1 now!

Chauburji is a Mughal era monument in the city of Lahore, capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab. The monument was built in 1646 C.E. during the reign of the emperor Shah Jahan.

Chauburji renovated to very beautiful building nowBut traffic over there is very busy

A historical palaceI love history

Its a good historical place, but drug/Narcotic adict peoples peoples presence make this place worst for kids

Nice place and orange train station

The Beautiful Example of Classic Lahore and the Heritage of its people through ages

Its a main traffice intersection in Lahore City, heavy volume of vehicles passes through here daily basis. 5 to 6 roads are connected with this.

A strange silence and sadness prevails this place though life with full swings of joys is found running around this place. As if it is heart of Lahore and is sad in core though outwardly looks joyous.

This service is very excellent i live out of country i can not believe this service available in Pakistan i m very happy exited to receive this service thank you so much

I had a great ride with him.i reached on time good bro keep it up

Too accurate place I love this google map

Worst traffic jam. but best historical site pathetically disorganized by worst traffic flow

Chaburji has a great impact in history and its a quite peaceful place in Lahore

Chauburji (Punjabi and Urdu: چو برجی‬‎, Four Towers) is Mughal era monument in the city of Lahore, capital of the Pakistani province of Punjab. The Shah Jahan period monument previously acted as a gateway to a large garden, and was built in 1646 C.E

Old building for visit good place but you can not sit in park right now

The land mark is terditionaly belong to mughal empire. And has its own unique historical value

The Chauburji gate is the only remnant of a large garden that has all but disappeared. It now stands alone in a grassy roundabout at the intersection of Multan Road and Bhawalpur Road. There is considerable uncertainty regarding who constructed it. An inscription on the monument gives the date 1056 AH (1646) and attributes it to Sahib-e-Zebinda Begam-e-Dauran. According to the 19th century historian Syad Muhammad Latif, the full inscription reads:This garden, in the pattern of the garden of paradise, has been founded...(the second line has been effaced)The garden has been bestowed on Mian BaiBy the bounty of Zebinda Begam, the lady of the age.Latif believed that Mian Bai was the favorite female attendent of Zebina Begam. He recounts a story from the Shah Jahan-nama that the garden was laid out on the orders of Zebina Begam with direct supervision delegated to a Mian Bai. As the princess approached the garden as it neared completion, she heard people saying that the princess was on her way to visit Mian Bais garden. Seeing that the garden was already being described as Mian Bais garden, the princess resolved to make a gift of it to Mian Bai. When she reached the garden, Mian Bai came forward and prayed for the princesss long life. Zebina Begam took this as a positive omen and immediately bequeathed the garden to Mian Bai.Regardless of the storys truth, Latif may not be correct in assuming that the Zebinda Begam inscribed on the Chauburji refers to Zeb-un-Nisa, the daughter of Emperor Aurangzeb. Zeb-un-Nisa was born in 1637, so it is unlikely that she was given command of sufficient resources to construct a garden at the age of eight. A better candidate is Zeb-un-Nisas aunt, Jahan Ara Begam, one of Shah Jahans daughters.The very word Chauburji, meaning Four Towers in Urdu, is likely a modern term for what would have been merely a monumental gateway to the vast garden at the site in the Mughal era. Due to flooding and neglect, the garden may not have long survived its completion. By the 19th century the monument was somewhat dilapidated, having lost its northwest tower to an earthquake in 1846. In the 1960s the Department of Archaeology supervised the reconstruction of the destroyed tower and also restored the surviving parts of the monument.The design of the minarets with their distinctive flairing capitals is a stylistic variant found only in Lahore.

Still under repairs and restoration this monument is a testament to Moughal arcetecture

Chuburgi building is being repaired with tilesIt is one of the symbols of mughalia hakoomat

One of the famous area in lahore.

Its a historical place and well maintain ..Once should visit .. Place is good for professional photographers.

Good to see this historic place

Great but too much trafic

One of the oldest landmark of lahore famous for delicious foods. Desi oil is used at khan baba restaurant which has no match in taste.

Because this place is so historycal and old place in Pakistan Punjab. And very famous place in others citys

It is an average location on the main through fares, particularly from GT Road to Multan Road, outside Lahore.Apart from that there is no main attraction, other than some readymade ordinary furniture items, on very reasonable rates.Some traditional rural household items, mostly outdated, obslete and rare otherwise: like Moora (straw chair) and Chhaaj ( grader, to separate grain from straws and dust) items could be seen for sale.Few restaurants of traditional food like Mustard grass cooked in earthen pot with butter and maize bread or fish fry could be found around!

Unmonitored trafic. Uneven road around chaburgi wastes alot of time.

Because lahorian Auto is Best for Toyota cars

Well chauburji is a historical building but its between roads . You will see it while passing on the main road.

This is very famous and historical place in Lahore.Chauburji Monoment reminds the Great era of Mughals.

One of historical place in lahore & wonderful artwork building a very popular knowing place

Its an old monument of Mughal Era It was once the gateway to lahore or Garden.But today its in Pathetic condition, Traffic Jam, slums and the addict people are found roaming near it.Moreover the construction of Metro Orange Line train also affected it.

Historical heritage is being under renovation, i dont know how much time it will take to get restored

Chauburji (Four Towers) is Mughal era monument in the city of Lahore. The Shah Jahan period monument previously acted as a gateway to a large garden, and was built in 1646

An old VIRSA of history....Badly neglected by the authorities

Just a historical place but in round about you can take good foods

Very very historical place and beautifull look its build before Pakistan....

Service station for bikes and cars is superb and road is too vast. circular shape and historical place this is.

Historical place and everything is available. Besides, Orange Line Train cross the Area.

Need More attention towards this historical place and Need to be neat and clear with proper security..

Its Okk not as much bad

Qadsia mosque is very beutifull mosque in Chauburji

A great place but the rush is just too much to handle.

Its historical and cultural relevance makes it an important landmark for Lahoriites.

Its surrounding is under construction for last 10 years...

Chauburji is my home town. Two rascals have destroyed its safety by running Metro Train very near to this building.

Charburji is all ok but due to road construction there was a lot of traffic jam these days. Otherwise its a bit rushy area.