Secrets of Kamran Ki Barah dari in River Ravi Lahore |Tourist Attractions in Lahore |

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In this video, you’re going to visit Kamran Ki Baradari . Enjoy!
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History:
After Babur's death in 1530, Kamran Mirza seized Lahore and laid a garden in which the baradari was built in 1540.[2] At the time of construction, the baradari was on the western bank of the River Ravi in the Shahdara Bagh region,[4] though it now stands on an island in the middle of the river, due to shifts in the river's course. The pavilion remained in use by Mughal royals until the 18th century.[1]
After the British annexed Punjab in 1849, the pavilion was turned into a tollhouse for boats crossing the river. It is also mentioned as Turgurhwallee Baradari in an 1867 map of Lahore, where it was shown located on the western bank of the river.
Part of baradari's eastern façade had been damaged by floods by the 1850s,while the baradari's second story had also been damaged or dismantled around the same time.The pavilion sustained further damage by flooding in 1958.It was reconstructed in 1989 at a cost of 19.6 million rupees (about $1 million).

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