Lahore Tours, Tickets & Things to Do
Wondering what to do in Lahore? Almost everything worth doing here is guided, because the Walled City is a maze and the Mughal sites need someone to read them for you. Full-day private sightseeing tours — Lahore Fort, the Badshahi Mosque, the Walled City and the Wagah border ceremony in one sweep — cost €84–€150 and are what most visitors book. Heritage walking tours of the Walled City run €80–€101; rickshaw tours along the restored Royal Trail about €99. Food tours are the other half of the city: Walled City street-food walks cost €75 and night food tours €110, which in Lahore is the more serious meal. Sikh pilgrimage days to Nankana Sahib and the Kartarpur Corridor run €130–€150. Further out, the Khewra Salt Mine and the Katas Raj temples make long day trips at €200–€250. Give the city two full days, three if you are going out to the Salt Range. Compare every Lahore tour and day trip below by rating and price.
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All experiences in Lahore — FAQ
What are the top things to do in Lahore?
By traveller reviews: a guided tour of Lahore Fort and the Sheesh Mahal, the courtyard of the Badshahi Mosque, a heritage walk through the Walled City from Delhi Gate, the Wazir Khan Mosque tilework, the sunset flag ceremony at the Wagah border, a street-food tour of the old city, and the Shalimar Gardens. Compare all of them below.
How many tours and activities are there in Lahore?
Around 95 tours and experiences are bookable in Lahore, most of them private and guided, from half-day Walled City walks to multi-day heritage circuits through Punjab. On Excurgo you can compare the best-rated options in one place.
How much does a Lahore tour cost?
Walled City walking tours cost €80–€101, full-day private sightseeing tours €84–€150, rickshaw heritage tours about €99, street-food tours €75 and night food tours €110, Wagah border tours from €100, Sikh pilgrimage days €130–€150, and Khewra Salt Mine or Katas Raj day trips €200–€250.
Is Lahore worth visiting?
Yes — it was the Mughal capital and still keeps the fort, the mosques and the gardens to prove it, alongside the best food in Pakistan. It is also very hospitable to visitors and far less visited than its monuments deserve; almost everyone books a guide, which is both easier and how the city works.
Do Lahore tours offer free cancellation?
Most private tours and food walks can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the start. Multi-day Punjab circuits and Kartarpur Corridor trips need longer notice because of the permits involved — check the policy on each listing.