Assalam-u- alaikum Everyone.

Today I'm going to tell you about the most beautiful day of my life.So let's go,
I stressed my mind, and the most memorable and enjoyable day was September 18, 2005. On that day, I had to go to Wagah Border in Lahore with my class.

The first year class did not sleep all night on September 17,2005.Because we had to prepare food for the trip, I had to make custard, which I had prepared the night before and kept in the fridge.
Now I was waiting for the morning to come and I could leave home. As soon as I prayed Fajr, my brother dropped me off at school. All the teachers and the first year class were already there. The bus arrived at 5:30 and everyone quickly boarded the bus.

We were all very excited. We were going to Lahore via the M-3 motorway, first via Sheikhupura than Lahore.While passing through Sheikhupura, Miss Farhat told us about the Haran Minar in Sheikhupura.

The Haran Minar was built during the reign of Mughal Emperor Jahangir. It was built around 1620. Emperor Jahangir had this minar built in memory of his pet deer "Mansraj".
There is a large pond , 12 dari and a mosque along with the minar. The height of this minar is about 30 meters, which has stairs to go up. Its premises are very beautiful and peaceful. People come here to see historical buildings, take walks and take pictures.
Well done Miss Zarina, applaud Miss Farhat for giving such good information.
We reached Lahore in about three and a half hours. The teachers also took us on a tour of the Pakistan Monument for some time.

Then we left for the Wagah Border. On the way to the border, a new park called Skyland Water Park had been built, so the teachers suggested that we should stop here for some time because there was still some time left to go to the border.

We had never seen such a beautiful park before. We stayed there for about two hours. The park was built according to modern requirements.

It had water slides, swimming pool, wave pool, swings, sky train and other rides.

All the students stayed there for some time, ate food etc. and then we sat in the sky train and toured the entire park.

Note

Now the sky water park has been closed and a housing scheme has been built there.
We had to reach Wagah Border before sunset.

So we boarded the bus and left for our destination. We reached Wagah Border at around 4 pm. The bus dropped us quite a distance from there. From there we walked to the ground.

There was a joint ceremony of Pakistan Rangers on one side and Indian Border Forces on the other.

The Pakistan Rangers soldiers entered the parade ground. The ceremony began with slogans of Allahu Akbar everywhere, applause and patriotic fervor.

Thousands of patriots and foreign tourists come to watch this ceremony.

Security personnel from both sides parade briskly in the traditional manner every day. The flags of both countries are lowered together.

This scene continues for about 30 to 40 minutes. At the end, the national anthem of Pakistan is sung and all Pakistanis stand and listen to the anthem.
At the end, the gates on both sides are closed and the ceremony ends.
We were all very happy and excited.We captured some memorable moments there on camera.

There was still some time left, Miss Sraya suggested that why not spend some time in the Jalo Park, which all the teachers accepted. Now we went to the Jalo Park. Our hearts were overflowing with joy. We saw different animals there, snakes, African parrots, ostriches and many more. We took a boat trip across the river and left at around nine o'clock. The students were very tired now, but the joy and excitement were still there. For some time, the students expressed their happiness by singing songs and then slowly started sleeping. We reached Faisalabad at 12:30. Everyone's brothers and fathers were present at the school gate to pick up the girls. This was my full day of joy, which I will always remember, which I spent with my teachers and class. I hope you enjoyed this memorable day of mine.I invite some of my friends @tammanna,@roohiasif99,@drhira

Allah Hafiz