Korean Ambassador to Pakistan Visits Lyallpur Museum in Faisalabad

By Zafar Chishti | Bureau Chief, Punjab, Pakistan

FAISALABAD: Ambassador of the Republic of Korea to Pakistan, H.E. Mr. Han Sungho, visited Lyallpur Museum in Faisalabad, where he explored the city’s historical heritage, cultural traditions and archaeological collections.

Director Lyallpur Museum Maqbool Malick, accompanied by museum officers and renowned artists from Faisalabad, warmly welcomed the ambassador and briefed him on the museum’s collections, with particular emphasis on the art, heritage and archaeological history of the region.

Ambassador Explores Faisalabad’s Historical Heritage

During the visit, the ambassador received an overview of the history of Faisalabad and the wider Punjab region through the museum’s preserved artefacts and historical collections.

The briefing covered several aspects of the region’s heritage, including archaeology, ancient coins, traditional costumes, textiles, social life, historical personalities and the historical background of Lyallpur.

The ambassador showed particular interest in the gallery highlighting Lyallpur as it appeared in 1896, as well as the city’s transformation and development over the years.

Appreciation for Pakistan-Korea Cultural Relations

Ambassador Han Sungho appreciated Pakistan’s rich cultural traditions and historical heritage. He also acknowledged the friendly relations between Pakistan and the Republic of Korea.

He highlighted the importance of strengthening cultural connections and promoting mutual understanding and friendship between the two countries.

The visit provided an opportunity to showcase Faisalabad’s historical identity and highlighted the role of cultural institutions such as Lyallpur Museum in preserving and promoting regional heritage.