SHEESH MAHAL LAHORE

     Sheesh Mahal is one of the most superb royal residences of the Mughal time frame and individuals from around the world drop by and concentrate on this spot. The Sheesh Mahal is situated in the scope of Shah Burj block which is situated in the north-western corner of Lahore Fort. It was developed from 1631 to 1632 under the rule of the Mughal sovereignty of Shah Jahan. The extravagantly enhanced white marble structure is decorated with complex mirrorwork of the best quality.

    This lobby must be utilized by the lord, sovereign and regal family, and dear companions as it were. It goes under the rundown of 21 landmarks that were worked by Mughal heads inside the structure of the gigantic Lahore stronghold. Sheesh Mahal is viewed as the gem in the post because of its extraordinary plan..

    The adoration story behind the development of this building is essentially as exceptional as its design. The rumors from far and wide suggest, that Mumtaz Mahal, adored spouse of Shah Jahan needed to drift in stars as she found in her fantasy and satisfy her fantasy shah Jahan got it developed for his darling sovereign Mumtaz Mahal when she lived in Lahore. 

    The dividers of this castle are implanted with blue, golden, and clear mirrors which glint and produce great many reflections when the daylight contacts them, and around evening time when the twilight contacts these mirrors entire royal residence begins gleaming as though there are huge number of stars in the castle, an astounding sight to see.

    The design of this shocking castle has a roomy lobby in front where royals used to sit and a few rooms on the sides and behind the corridor. The significant highlights of this royal residence are reflect endlessly work of unadulterated gold, pietra dura work where semi-valuable stones are installed into white marble, marble punctured screens, and a mind boggling work of mosaic with a curved glass called aiena Kari with monabat Kari. 

       

     

   The marble stone pieces utilized there were known as Sang-e-Musa, Sang-e-Abri, and Sang-e-Badal which added more magnificence to the open yard in the royal residence. There is a shallow water bowl built in the focal point of Sheesh Mahal, having four fly wellsprings, which are non-useful today yet back in time they were utilitarian consistently and looked lovely.

   The dividers on the outside of the castle have an image divider that has compositions portraying ordinary games of the Mughal sovereigns in mosaic workmanship. There is a jharokha too where individuals would accumulate around to watch rulers play for happiness, to respect the greatness of the image divider, and to have a perspective on the sovereign sitting.

   You can have a lovely perspective on the Badshahi Mosque, Samadhi of Maharaja Ranjeet Singh, and the Minar-e-Pakistan on the off potential for success that you have in one corner of sheesh mahal, which is presently situated in Greater Iqbal Park. It is a stunning perspective where you can see the phases of history.