Some of you must be thinking that this is a private home or a tourist hotel somewhere in northern areas. Nah, you are wrong. Yes, it is a famous place so I am sure may of ATP readers will guess it easily but some might find it difficult specially those who have never been to this place. So let’s see how many of you can guess what is this thing and exactly where? Happy guessing 
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@ Yes Texila Museum entrnce ( my visit 1969)
but strange addition of two jharokays in white
on the left of pic.
@ Ayesha
have you added two minarets to a museum in steppes,
probably guest house of Ghenghiz Khan.
I dnt know but It must be texila (majority rules!),
we all believe in democracy, dnt we ;)
It’s a steppes house. with two minarets. but no chimney!
Yeah, it is. Went there only a week ago
It might be Taxila museum but i was there 19 years ago? Don’t count on me.lol