Sikh pilgrims visit Peshawar museum
The delegation arrived in Lahore on November 7 as part of Guru Nanak’s birthday celebrations
The delegation arrived in Lahore on November 7 as part of Guru Nanak’s birthday celebrations. PHOTO: REUTERS
PESHAWAR:
A 26-member delegation of Sikh pilgrims visited the Peshawar museum on Friday where they were briefed about the art collection in the museum.
The delegation arrived in Lahore on November 7 as part of Guru Nanak’s birthday celebrations. The delegation visited the Peshawar museum and one of their religious shrines Gurdwara Jugan Shah located in Mohalla Ganj of Peshawar city.
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Talking to The Express Tribune, Navdeep Seknon said: “We have seen so many places here in Pakistan and now we are going to explore Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa as well. It’s an honour for us that every Pakistani has treated us with love and affection.”
A woman, Hardeep Kaur while commenting on the hospitality of the citizens in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa said: “I would love to visit Pakistan. especially K-P, again.” She added that religious and cultural tourism increase love and affection among people.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 12th, 2016.
A 26-member delegation of Sikh pilgrims visited the Peshawar museum on Friday where they were briefed about the art collection in the museum.
The delegation arrived in Lahore on November 7 as part of Guru Nanak’s birthday celebrations. The delegation visited the Peshawar museum and one of their religious shrines Gurdwara Jugan Shah located in Mohalla Ganj of Peshawar city.
Guru nanak's birthday: Sikh pilgrims flocking to Hassanabdal
Talking to The Express Tribune, Navdeep Seknon said: “We have seen so many places here in Pakistan and now we are going to explore Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa as well. It’s an honour for us that every Pakistani has treated us with love and affection.”
A woman, Hardeep Kaur while commenting on the hospitality of the citizens in Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa said: “I would love to visit Pakistan. especially K-P, again.” She added that religious and cultural tourism increase love and affection among people.
Published in The Express Tribune, November 12th, 2016.