the uniquest kind of border ever- like literally no where in the world will u be able to find such a place where the indians and the pakistanis are across gate and show their vigour and pride and frendliness at the same time :D :D - this i would rate a MUST MUST see experience something u can see no... More

The greatest fun, with cheer leaders on either side (Pakistan and India) inciting the crowds to shout slogans, and border guards high-kicking, strutting and stamping, and nudging their crested turbans, in a performance clearly choreographed by the two sides together. Strongly recommended More

A thrilling and action packed evening with lots of spectators their just to watch the flag lowering activity at Sun set. It’s a daily activity but Sunday is houseful. We reached there early so that we can capture a good seat to enjoy the show. For local people this is a blood warming ceremony and much more for those who... More

The flag lowering ceremony every day is a great piece of theatre. And much less crowded on the Pakistan side than the Indian side. More

We went to the Pakistan side of the ceremony. Wagah is about an hour from Lahore although you might want to give yourself some extra time to get there because the traffic is heavy. The parade starts an hour before sunset which meant that (in February) they opened the gates at 3.30pm for a 4pm start. It cost 10R to... More

a blood warming display for nationalism. soldiers of Pakistan and India showing their furious gestures to defend their motherland and crowds of two sides are chanting with national slogans. surely world's most charged border line activity. More

Do you like one of those days when you are sitting among a crowd of 5000-6000 people in a stadium with each part of the stadium belonging to separate countries? Countries which have been arch rivals for around 65 years and have fought 3 wars already? The crowd which is as wild as wild someone can be and insists on... More

EVERYONE must go to Wagah border. It is history alive and in person. Thrilling ... More

Tall higheted army officers more than 6 feet approx, excellent freindly atmosphere, same time at falg raising and flag downing ceremony take place with Pakistan and Indian public standing and watching each other. More