Shahi Hammam, Lahore. Hamams were introduced in the sub-co…| Destination Pakistan

Shahi Hammam, Lahore.
Hamams were introduced in the sub-continent by the Mughals. The Shahi Hamam is one of the rare examples of this building type which is still prevalent today. The old marble floor was hollowed out and small pillar like structures were exposed in the entire Hamam.

Credits: Nauman Malik

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