Peshawar museum

Stepping into the beautifully built structure of the Peshawar Museum – constructed even before the Victorian era – gives you an idea about British lifestyle during their rule in this part of the world. Incorporating British and Mughal architecture with prominent arches and galleries, this museum was once the Victoria Memorial Hall, where the British would perform cultural ceremonies in the colonial period. The museum has retained its interior after hundreds of years, having the same wooden staircase with neatly carved banisters, and a wooden floor that was once tapped on by the feet of dancing English men and women.