Punjab Collection (page 11)

Changing Guard before the Viceroys House, New Delhi
Changing the Guard before the Viceroys House in New Delhi - a ceremony as spectacular and impressive at New Delhi as its counterpart in London

Kims gun, an old siege cannon outside the City Museum in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

The Old City area in Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Street scene with horse drawn carriages, Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Entrance to the City Fort built by the Moghuls between 1524 and 1764, Lahore City, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Harappa archaeological site, 3000-1700BC, Sahiwal district, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Lahore Fort, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Shalimar (Shalamar) Gardens, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Museum, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Shrine, Samadhi of Ranjit Singh, Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Tombs of the Sakadh of Jehangir (Jahangir), Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Hiran Minar, 43km from Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Close-up of Pazeb anklets from the Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Heavy mechanical complex, Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Mohra Moradu, Taxila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Plaster cast of miniature stupa from Gandharan civilization, Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Brickworks near Taxila, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Jaulian site, Taxila, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

Women walking up a path to their village through farmland near Rawalpindi in the Punjab, Pakistan, Asia

India / Simla Govt House
Simla: Punjab Government House

Missionaries in Punjab
The Revd F T Baring with Miss C M Tucker and his staff at Batala, Punjab

Indian Syce
A syce (groom) Punjab

Indian Malli
A malli (gardener), Punjab

Indian Bearer
A bearer (butler/valet) Punjab

John Nicholson, General
JOHN NICHOLSON - General in Bengal army, deputy commissioner in Punjab, subject of local hero-worship, died at siege of Delhi

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Punjab, a land of rich history and spirituality, is home to the magnificent Sikh Golden Temple of Amritsar. Also known as The Harmandir Sahib, this iconic temple stands tall in the heart of Punjab, India. As you step into its sacred premises, you are greeted by the mesmerizing sight of the temple reflected in the tranquil pool. The Golden Temple holds immense significance for Sikhs worldwide. It represents their faith and devotion towards Guru Nanak's teachings. This holy shrine is surrounded by Amrit Sagar - the lake of Nectar - which adds to its ethereal beauty. However, Punjab's history also bears witness to a dark chapter: Partition. The map of East and West Punjab reminds us of the pain and suffering endured during that time. Yet amidst these scars, The Harmandir Sahib continues to stand as a symbol of resilience and unity. Every day, thousands flock to this spiritual haven seeking solace and enlightenment. Sikhs from all walks of life gather here in front of their beloved Golden Temple with reverence in their hearts. As you approach this holiest shrine just before sunset, you can feel an aura of tranquility enveloping your soul. A Sikh pilgrim pauses for reflection by Amrit Sarovar - truly capturing the essence of devotion and introspection. Crossing Gurus Bridge over the Pool of Nectar takes you closer to divinity itself. With each step on this bridge built with love and devotion by countless devotees over centuries, one feels connected not only with God but also with humanity at large. Punjab's vibrant culture resonates within every corner; it is a tapestry woven with traditions passed down through generations. From its mouth-watering cuisine to its lively music and dance forms like Bhangra – Punjab never fails to captivate visitors from around the world. Punjab embraces both sorrowful memories etched in history as well as the unwavering faith and devotion of its people.