To enhance the beauty of Lahore’s Ring Road, the government is planning on installing captivating artworks and sculptures along the route.

The first phase will stretch from Niazi Chowk to Harbanspura, where commuters can soon expect to be greeted by cultural murals adorning prominent buildings, whimsical installations such as a “heartbeat,” “world globe,” and "windwheel,” as well as creative signage and sculptural artworks. Colourful paintings will be showcased on overhead bridges and interchanges. The Parks and Horticulture Authority (PHA) will plant trees at thoughtful locations, blooming public spaces with greenery.

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The project s ambition is to uplift both functionality and beauty by transforming toll plazas into modern state-of-the-art structures. The province’s minister chaired a crucial design review meeting featuring expert contributions from Nespak, NCA, and PHA, to ensure the project blends artistic flair with regional heritage.

Upholding quality and oversight, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is personally supervising the scheme’s development. "The beauty of Ring Road will turn journeys into delightful experiences," commented Provincial Minister Malik Sohaib Ahmad Bhurtha, humanising the project’s purpose: to transform travel into a more joyous, culturally enriched experience.