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In a Glimpse
The Gulzar Mahal, one of the most famous palaces and the favorite tourist attraction of Bahawalpur in the province of Punjab of our beautiful homeland Pakistan. It was built during the reign of Nawab Sadiq Muhammad Khan IV and features exquisite architecture with European elements. The Gulzar Mahal was the first structure in Bahawalpur to have concealed electrical wiring, which was powered by a diesel generator. It’s also the area’s only source of sweet drinking water, as opposed to the saline water found elsewhere. A pump drilled on the property was used to tap into the water source.