UK Visa Application Centre, near Fatima Jinnah Medical College, Lahore.

After the closure of the USA Visa Application Centre, the UK Visa Application Centre has been setup there with the coordination of Gerry’s International.

Tollinton Market, Anarkali, Lahore

It is the old Tollinton Market and, now, has been converted to a meuseum.

Qaddafi Stadium, Lahore.

Though; it was not that much silent the time pic was taken, due to the on going cricket match between Pakistan & England.

Earlier, we used to stare them (birds) flying above us, but now; we fly above them (birds) and no one stare us because; its not a wonder anymore.

Hats Off to the ‘Wright Brothers’.

The pic has been taken in Cantt, Lahore near the new airport and the airline is Pakistan International Airline (PIA), Pakistan’s national carrier.

The girl was holding the bike so tight and was looking so cute that I could’nt stop myself from capturing it. :-)

A servant in a hotel at Food Street, Old Anarkali is throwing the rain water, after a heavy shower a few days ago, to make it easy for the customers to come there for Cehri Meals (meals before the Fajar prayers for fasting).

Rainy season is my favorite but when there are clouds, I just can’t stop loving that time.

A hole in the middle of that thick cloud {may be a passage for the lightening bolt :-)}

A few days back, Lahore was surrounded by thick clouds. The different patterns of floating clouds and the sun peeping through them were worth to be seen.

The sun rays are bursting out from above the clouds.

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I know the picture quality is not worthy to be posted but my mobile was not able to capture the real beauty at 2:00 am due to extreme darkness.

Baadshahi Masjid, Lahore.

But even the bad picture quality can’t hide the beauty…
(I stood there for about 10 minutes just to realize that I’m actually seeing it.)

Two days back, Lahore was thrashed by a strong dust/windstorm.

We don’t know what the actual wind speed was, but it was really scary to see tree branches coming down and watching backyards covered with utter dust & those filthy thing; “Lafafas”.

Later on, the wind, somehow, got filtered and it became quite clean to breath in while getting your ear-drums beating with sounds of wind like “woofs”.