Photograph Sabeel Wali Gali and Gali Surjan Singh
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Two restored lanes on the Royal Trail make easy frames: Sabeel Wali Gali, named for the water tank at its entrance, and the cobbled Gali Surjan Singh. Walk from Delhi Gate toward Wazir Khan Mosque and arrive early, before the bazaar fills. Casual shots are simple, but ask the Walled City of Lahore Authority about its rules before bringing a tripod, a model or a crew. Evening events on the trail add lamps and crowds if you want a livelier picture.
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Photograph Sabeel Wali Gali and Gali Surjan SinghRoyal Trail between Delhi Gate and Wazir Khan Chowk
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