Temples & religious sites
Dai Anga Mosque
Dai Anga Mosque
The Dai Anga Mosque is a Mughal-era religious site located in Lahore. Built in 1635, it was constructed in honor of Dai Anga, who served as the wet nurse to Emperor Shah Jahan. Visitors go here to see the architectural style of the Mughal period and to learn about the historical figures associated with the imperial court.
Getting There
The mosque is situated near the Lahore Railway Station. From the city centre, it is accessible via rickshaw or ride-sharing services. Depending on the current traffic conditions in the city, the journey typically takes between 15 and 30 minutes.
Visit Duration
A visit to the site generally requires 45 to 90 minutes to walk through the grounds and observe the structure.
When to Visit
The best time to visit is during the cooler months from November to February to avoid the extreme heat of the Punjab plains. Early morning or late afternoon is recommended for better lighting and temperatures. The area can become crowded during prayer times and on public holidays.
Nearby Attractions
Because of its central location, this site can be combined with several other historical landmarks within walking distance:
- Moti Masjid: 0km
- Hazuri Bagh: 0.2km
- Badshahi Mosque: 0.4km
- Mosque of Mariyam Zamani Begum: 0.4km
Updated September 8, 2026 · Edited by the World by City editors
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