Flights to Lahore
Discover Pakistan's cultural heart - where Mughal heritage meets modern charm
About Flights to Lahore
Lahore, Pakistan's cultural capital, beckons with its stunning Mughal architecture, vibrant bazaars, and legendary food scene. From the magnificent Badshahi Mosque to the bustling streets of the Walled City, this historic metropolis offers an unforgettable journey through centuries of Islamic and British colonial heritage.
The city's famous hospitality shines through its world-renowned cuisine - from sizzling seekh kebabs in Food Street to traditional lassi in old havelis. Lahore's thriving arts scene, centred around institutions like the Alhamra Arts Centre, continues to influence Pakistani culture and literature.
Whether you're visiting family, exploring your heritage, or discovering Pakistan's rich history, Lahore's blend of ancient traditions and modern energy creates memories that last a lifetime.
Airlines Flying to Lahore
Emirates
1 stop · Daily
£529
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Qatar Airways
1 stop · Daily
£499
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Turkish Airlines
1 stop · Daily
£479
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PIA (Pakistan International Airlines)
1 stop · 3x weekly
£519
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Etihad Airways
1 stop · Daily
£549
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Kuwait Airways
1 stop · 4x weekly
£489
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Top Attractions in Lahore
Badshahi Mosque
religiousOne of the world's largest mosques, this 17th-century Mughal masterpiece showcases stunning red sandstone architecture and can accommodate 100,000 worshippers.
Lahore Fort (Shahi Qila)
landmarkThis UNESCO World Heritage site houses magnificent palaces, gardens, and the famous Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors) within its ancient walls.
Walled City & Delhi Gate
cultureNavigate the narrow streets of old Lahore through the historic Delhi Gate, discovering traditional shops, street food, and centuries-old havelis.
Shalimar Gardens
natureThese terraced Mughal gardens feature fountains, marble pavilions, and perfectly manicured lawns, offering a peaceful escape from the city's bustle.
Food Street (Gawalmandi)
foodExperience Lahore's legendary culinary scene with dozens of restaurants serving authentic Pakistani dishes from roof-top terraces overlooking the Badshahi Mosque.
Anarkali Bazaar
shoppingOne of South Asia's oldest markets, perfect for purchasing traditional clothing, handicrafts, jewellery, and experiencing authentic bazaar culture.
Lahore Museum
culturePakistan's oldest museum houses an impressive collection of Gandhara sculptures, Mughal paintings, and artefacts from the Indus Valley Civilisation.
Data Darbar Shrine
religiousThe tomb of Sufi saint Hazrat Ali Hajveri attracts thousands of pilgrims daily, offering insight into Pakistan's spiritual traditions and Sufi culture.
Where to Stay in Lahore
Pearl Continental Hotel Lahore
Lahore's premier five-star hotel offering luxury accommodations in the heart of the city, close to major attractions and shopping areas.
Avari Hotel Lahore
An elegant hotel combining modern amenities with traditional Pakistani hospitality, featuring excellent dining options and central location.
Hospitality Inn
A well-appointed mid-range hotel in the commercial district, offering comfortable rooms and professional service for business and leisure travellers.
Hotel One Lahore
Modern hotel chain offering consistent quality and comfort, popular with both domestic and international guests visiting Lahore.
Ramada by Wyndham Lahore
International standard accommodation in the upscale Defence area, perfect for accessing both business districts and cultural attractions.
Best Western Hotel
Reliable international hotel chain providing comfortable stays with familiar standards and convenient location for exploring the city.
Local Tips for Lahore
- Download ride-hailing apps like Careem or Uber for safe, affordable transport around the city - much more reliable than traditional taxis.
- Visit Food Street in the evening when restaurants open their rooftop terraces for the best dining experience with views of Badshahi Mosque.
- Dress modestly, especially when visiting religious sites. Women should carry a headscarf for mosque visits, and both men and women should cover arms and legs.
- Friday afternoons are busy at religious sites due to Jummah prayers. Plan your visits to major mosques accordingly to avoid crowds.
- Bargaining is expected in bazaars like Anarkali. Start at 50% of the quoted price and negotiate from there - it's part of the cultural experience.
- Try local specialties like nihari for breakfast, seekh kebabs, and finish meals with kulfi or lassi from traditional vendors.
- The Walled City is best explored on foot or by rickshaw. Cars cannot navigate the narrow streets, so park outside and walk in through the gates.
- Keep small denomination rupee notes handy for tips, rickshaw rides, and small purchases. Many vendors don't have change for large notes.
- Visit Lahore Fort and Badshahi Mosque early morning or late afternoon to avoid midday heat and capture the best photographs in golden light.
- Learn a few basic Urdu or Punjabi phrases - locals appreciate the effort and are very helpful to visitors who show cultural interest.