DAI ANGA MASJID [1649] The first sight of the Masjid it …| Destination Pakistan

DAI ANGA MASJID [1649]

The first sight of the Masjid it looked a piece of art of Mughal Empire. Calligraphy and fresco gain one's attention abruptly. It was amazing to see how huge it is, exquisitely decorated in flowery paintwork.........

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