Plan your trip
Exploring Lahore
Around FoodAG Manufacturing
2025
Lahore’s Expo Centre, located in the bustling Johar Town, is a hub for exhibitions and industry events, drawing visitors from across the country. While attending an event, visitors can explore the vibrant surroundings, indulge in Lahore’s rich culture, and experience its world-famous hospitality. From shopping and dining to historic landmarks and recreational activities, the city has something for everyone.
Historical Landmarks & Sites
For those interested in history and culture, Aiwan-e-Quaid is a must-visit landmark close to the Expo Centre, only 2.9 km away. This striking architectural site is dedicated to Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah and serves as a center for ideological training. Exploring its exhibits offers a glimpse into Pakistan’s heritage and values. The Lahore Museum, located a short 15.8 km drive away, is another excellent spot for history enthusiasts. Home to centuries-old artifacts, Mughal paintings, and Gandhara sculptures, it provides a deep dive into the region’s rich past.
Other architectural marvels in Lahore that are just a drive away include the Badshahi Mosque, Lahore Fort, and Wazir Khan Mosque. These centuries-old structures highlight the grandeur of Lahori architecture and offer breathtaking views. The Sheesh Mahal (Palace of Mirrors) within Lahore Fort is particularly mesmerizing, with its intricate mirror work reflecting the city’s artistic heritage.
Art and culture lovers can also visit the Alhamra Arts Council, 16.7 km from the Expo Centre, which frequently hosts theatrical performances, art exhibitions, and musical events. The National College of Arts (NCA) Gallery and Tollinton Market Art Gallery are also excellent places to explore contemporary Pakistani art.
Malls, Markets & Bazaars
One of the most popular destinations near the Expo Centre is Emporium Mall, situated just 2.0 km away. As one of Lahore’s largest shopping hubs, the mall features over 300 national and international brands, a diverse food court, and Universal Cinemas, making it an ideal place to shop, dine, and unwind. The mall also houses play areas for children and a variety of cafés, ensuring a convenient and enjoyable experience for visitors of all ages.
Shopping enthusiasts can also visit Liberty Market and Anarkali Bazaar, both famous for traditional handicrafts, embroidered clothes, jewelry, and local souvenirs. These bustling markets provide an authentic Lahori shopping experience, where visitors can find unique cultural items and test their bargaining skills.
Parks & Outdoor Activities
For outdoor and recreational activities, Gulshan-e-Iqbal Park, just 9.0 km away from the Expo Centre, is perfect for a peaceful walk or family outing. Mini Golf Club Lahore provides a fun and casual activity, while Racecourse Park is ideal for jogging, horseback riding, and enjoying the greenery.
Nature lovers can also visit Jilani Park or take a short drive to the Shalimar Gardens, a UNESCO World Heritage site around 19.6 km away from the Expo Centre, showcasing stunning Mughal-era landscaping and architecture.
With so much to explore, attending FoodAG Manufacturing ‘25 will truly be an event to remember as not only will attendees get to learn about manufacturing in the F&B sector, but it’s also an opportunity to experience Lahore’s rich history, vibrant shopping scene, and renowned cuisine. Whether you’re in the city for a few days or an extended stay, Lahore’s blend of tradition and modernity ensures an unforgettable visit.