Britain’s Prince, William and his wife Kate on Thursday arrived in the eastern Pakistani city of Lahore.
The couples were in the city to see a historic mosque and participate in a birthday party at an orphanage on the last full day of their visit.
They were set to go to a cancer hospital, following in the footsteps of William’s late mother Diana, who visited the institution in the 1990s.
They are also set to watch players training at an academy for cricket, which has huge popularity in both Pakistan and Britain.
The duke and duchess of Cambridge were given a red-carpet reception by the governor and the chief minister of the central province of Punjab at their arrival in the city.
A visit to the historic Badshahi Mosque was also on the agenda.
It was built in the 17th century by a Mughal ruler of the Indian sub-continent, before Britain colonised the region.
The mosque is one of the premier tourist attractions in Lahore, known as the cultural capital of the country with several heritage sites, art galleries, theatres and a British-era museum.
The couple arrived in Pakistan on Monday, and are set to fly back home on Friday.
