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LAHORE, Oct 15 (APP):The Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) is continuing the conservation work of the historic Anarkali Tomb, one of the important monuments from the Mughal era.
The project started in July 2024 with a total cost of Rs. 181 million and is expected to finish by June 2026. So far, about 70pc of the work has been completed.
The purpose of this project is to restore the tomb and protect its original design and structure.
According to a spokesperson of the authority, the building’s has been structurally consolidated completely while lime plaster work, inside and outside the building, is 90pc completed.
In the next phase, fresco painting work will be carried out. For the frescoes, WCLA is working closely with experts to study the original paintings found at the site to make strategy to restore or preserve this intricate work.
Azeem Dad, Director Conservation at WCLA, said:”Restoring the Anarkali Tomb is a way to bring our history back to life. We are using traditional methods and skilled experts to make sure the monument is saved for future generations. This will be a proud moment for Lahore’s heritage.”