Multan Fort (Qila Kohna Qasim Bagh)
FeaturedFort area
Earthen ramparts of the old citadel, now a park with sweeping views of the old city's domes and minarets.
Punjab
Multan
City of saints and sufi shrines. Tile-blue domes, mango orchards, and bazaars that haven't changed their rhythm in centuries.
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attractions
Historic
1 spotReligious
3 spotsShrine of Bahauddin Zakariya
FeaturedOld City
13th-century octagonal mausoleum with the tile-blue dome that became the Multan signature. Quiet in the early morning.
Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam
FeaturedMultan Fort
The grandest Suhrawardi shrine in South Asia. Pre-Mughal brickwork, vast dome, still an active devotional site.
Eid Gah Mosque
Multan Cantt
Mughal-era congregational mosque with a vast open courtyard. Rarely crowded; the architecture rewards a slow walk.
Cultural
1 spotMultan Arts Council
Multan Cantt
Local theatre, calligraphy, and the occasional qawwali night. Check the board outside for what's on.
Shopping
1 spotHussain Agahi Bazaar
Old City
The original Multani bazaar — blue pottery, embroidered khussa shoes, and ajrak. Haggle gently.
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