Punjab · Pakistan
Multan
The City of Saints, defined by its spectacular Sufi shrines, blue glazed tile work, and ancient history.
Planning note
Travel conditions can change; build in a little room for the road.
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Verified places
Get to know Multan.
A practical place database — not a list of things we hope are still open.
Ghanta Ghar Clock Tower
Multan
A British-era clock tower serving as the city center.
Hussain Agahi Bazaar
Multan
One of Multan's oldest and busiest bazaars.
Multan Fort (Qila Kohna Qasim Bagh)
Multan
Remains of the ancient fort housing several prominent shrines.
Multan Museum
Multan
Exhibits artifacts from the region's long and varied history.
Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam
Multan
An iconic octagonal shrine celebrated for its stunning blue tilework.
Tomb of Shah Shams Tabriz
Multan
A revered 14th-century tomb with exceptional glazed brickwork.