Noor Mahal is a magnificent palace that was constructed in 1872 and features Islamic and Italian architectural elements. It was first constructed as a royal house for Nawab Sadiq Muhammad Khan IV. The Pakistan Army currently oversees the palace, which is accessible to the general public.
2. Derawar Fort
Derawar Fort is a huge square castle that dates back to the ninth century and located roughly 100 kilometers from Bahawalpur. It is a representation of the history and power of the area and has forty tall bastions.The Cholistan Desert envelops the fort, which provides insight into prehistoric defense mechanisms.
3. Darbar Mahal
Another architectural gem, Darbar Mahal was constructed in 1905. It served as a residence for the royal family and exhibits a fusion of Islamic and subcontinental architectural styles.
It is not fully open to the public but can be admired from the outside.
4. Gulzar Mahal
Gulzar Mahal, one of the royal palaces of Bahawalpur, was constructed in 1902. It has a blend of Islamic and European architecture and is embellished with exquisite sculptures.
5. Abbasi Mosque
In the 19th century, Nawab Bahawal Khan ordered the construction of this mosque, which lies close to Derawar Fort. It is similar to the Badshahi Mosque in Lahore and is constructed of immaculate white marble.
6. Sadiq Garh Palace
Sadiq Garh Palace, the Nawab of Bahawalpur's lavish mansion, was built in 1882. The palace features elaborate architectural elements and is encircled by magnificent grounds.
7. Tomb of Bibi Jawindi
This mausoleum is part of a UNESCO World Heritage site, however it is actually in Uch Sharif, close to Bahawalpur. With its elaborate tile work and ornamentation, it is a magnificent example of Islamic funerary architecture.
8. Lal Suhanra National Park
This national park close to Bahawalpur is noteworthy because of its historical ties to the Nawabs, who protected this natural habitat, even though it is not a traditional historical place.
9. Bahawalpur Museum
Coins, manuscripts, weaponry, and paintings are among the artifacts in the museum's collection that shed light on Bahawalpur's and the area's history and culture.