Pearl Continental Lahore

Location Summary
Although Lahore may not be Pakistan’s capital city, yet it wins hands down as its cultural, intellectual and artistic hub. If history and architecture are your passion, there is an evocative mix, from formidable Mughal monuments to faded legacies of the British Raj. For those in search of spiritual sustenance, Lahore has qawwali (Islamic devotional singing) and sufism (Islamic mysticism) influences to explore. Sumptuous delicacies and the Lahori spirit enliven the atmosphere along with your taste buds as you stroll down the dazzling mélange of restaurants. It has the bubblegum glamour of Lollywood cinema, shopping malls full of designer labels, cricket on the Qaddafi Stadium and much more.

Directions to Hotel
Air: Lahore’s Allama Iqbal Iternational Airport has both the domestic and international terminals and is well connected with all leading international and domestic airlines. It has easy access from all major cities within the nation with Karachi and Islamabad just at about 2 hours and 50 minutes journey respectively.

Train: All trains stop at the Lahore City Railway Station, also known as Lahore Junction.

Road: The city falls on the national road network connected with all major cities, the closest being Rawalpindi and Islamabad. In addition to the car rental facility, for long- haul and short trips a growing number of private companies offer comfortable air-conditioned buses.

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