Attari–Wagah border

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The Attari–Wagah border is the main road crossing and ceremonial frontier between India and Pakistan, famous for its daily flag-lowering ceremony.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf India–Pakistan border crossing
international border crossing
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Attari border
Wagah border
borderType land border
ceremonyFrequency daily
ceremonyKnownAs Beating Retreat ceremony
ceremonyPerformedBy Border Security Force
Pakistan Rangers
ceremonyStartTime around sunset
connects Attari
India
Pakistan
Wagah
country India
Pakistan
distanceFromAmritsar about 30 kilometres
distanceFromLahore about 24 kilometres
flagLoweringInvolves closing of border gates
lowering of national flags
synchronized marching
hasCeremony flag-lowering ceremony
hasCustomsPost yes
hasFeature flagpoles of India and Pakistan
gates on both sides
grandstands for spectators
hasImmigrationPost yes
locatedIn Punjab, India
linked to: Punjab

Punjab, Pakistan
locatedNear Attari
Wagah
mainRoadCrossingBetween India and Pakistan
nearCity Amritsar
Lahore
onHighway Grand Trunk Road
onRoute Amritsar–Lahore road
openedForTrade post-1947 period
partOf India–Pakistan border
securityProvidedBy Border Security Force of India
Pakistan Rangers of Pakistan
linked to: Pakistan Rangers
significance major tourist destination
symbol of India–Pakistan relations
spectatorCapacity several thousand people
timeZoneSideIndia Indian Standard Time
timeZoneSidePakistan Pakistan Standard Time
tourismPeak national holidays of India and Pakistan
usedFor pedestrian crossing
road transport

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Amritsar hasBorderCrossing Attari–Wagah border
Border Security Force hasCeremonialRoleAt Wagah–Attari border ceremony
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Lahore hasLandmark Wagah Border (nearby)
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
India–Pakistan Line of Control hasCrossingPoint Wagah–Attari road is not on LoC
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Amritsar district contains Wagah border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Amritsar district hasLandmark Wagah–Attari border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Attari–Wagah border locatedNear Wagah
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Attari–Wagah border connects Wagah
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Attari–Wagah border alsoKnownAs Wagah border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Attari–Wagah border alsoKnownAs Attari border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Amritsar Junction railway station serves Wagah border region
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Pakistan Railways network borderCrossingLine Wagah–Attari rail link
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Pakistan Rangers hasJurisdictionOver Wagah border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
India–Pakistan relations hasSymbolicSite Wagah border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
India–Pakistan relations hasSymbolicEvent Wagah–Attari border ceremony
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
India–Pakistan border hasNotableCrossingPoint Wagah border crossing
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
India–Pakistan border hasNotableCrossingPoint Attari–Wagah border
India–Pakistan border knownForEvent Wagah border ceremony
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Youm-e-Difa locationOfMainCeremony Wagah border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Majha (Punjab) containsSite Wagah–Attari border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Hussainiwala hasFlagCeremony India–Pakistan joint border ceremony
linked to: Attari–Wagah border
Hussainiwala border checkpost similarTo Wagah border
linked to: Attari–Wagah border