India, Jan. 28 -- A historic Hindu temple dedicated to one of Lord Ram's sons has been fully restored and opened to the public at Lahore Fort in Pakistan's Punjab province.

Announcing the development, the Walled City of Lahore Authority (WCLA) said in a post on X: "The inauguration of the Loh Temple at the Athdara Pavilion in Lahore Fort marks the unveiling of this historic site after conservation by AKCS-P and WCLA, funded by the U.S. Ambassadors Fund."

According to the official website of the Walled City of Lahore, the temple-located near the Alamgiri Gate-is popularly known as the Temple of Raja Loh. Hindu tradition identifies Raja Loh as a son of Sita and Lord Ram.

This legend forms the basis of the cultural link between Loh and La...