Wagah/Attari Border, A Riveting Display of Patriotic Fervor

Wagah Border, Grand Trunk Road, Lahore, Lahore District, Punjab, Pakistan
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Observation deck

Introduction

The India-Pakistan border is 20 kilometers east of Lahore, and the flag-lowering ceremony is held at the same location and time every day. This ceremony has been going on for over 50 years, with India and Pakistan competing to show their strength and win the victory.
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Wagah Border, Grand Trunk Road, Lahore, Lahore District, Punjab, Pakistan

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