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Have you ever walked through a 500-year-old street in the heart of Old Lahore?
In this episode, we take you deep into the Walled City of Lahore, to a hidden street called Kucha Namad Garan — once home to legendary artisans who crafted the iconic Namda rugs.

This narrow alley near Delhi Gate, just past the Shahi Hammam, holds layers of forgotten heritage. Here, generations of namdagars (felt-makers) turned wool into colorful, hand-pressed carpets — using techniques that go back to Central Asian nomads, perfected during the Mughal era, and carried forward during the Sikh Empire under Maharaja Ranjit Singh.

But today, the once vibrant homes of artists are quiet. The old archways, mud brick walls, and wooden doors are all that remain — telling stories of craftsmanship, decay, and forgotten glory.

📍 What you’ll see in this video:

The exact location and entrance route to Kucha Namad Garan
Rare visuals of ancient houses and alleyways
Historical insights from Mughal to British periods
The cultural journey of Namda craft, its rise and fall
The hidden mosque rebuilt by locals
Real stories from local residents and glimpses of what still survives
🎥 Whether you’re a history lover, heritage explorer, or just curious about Old Lahore’s unseen world, this video will transport you back in time — to a place where every brick and shadow holds a story.

🔍 Key Locations Mentioned:
Kucha Namad Garan
Delhi Gate
Shahi Hammam
Walled City Lahore
Old Lahore
Gurd Mandi
Mughal, Sikh & British eras
📌 Watch till the end to discover a street where art once lived... and time stood still.

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