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essay research trip to a historical place ​

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The greatest attractions are the historical places-the Lahore Fort, the Shalimar Gardens, the grand Badshahi Mosque, Tombs of Jahanghir and Noor Jahan, the queen of beauty. The Hiran Minar at Shakbupara tells of the strange story of great love of the emperior for his deer. First I visited the Fort.

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