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Multan, City of Saints

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Ancient Sufi shrines, blue pottery and one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in South Asia.

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History

Multan is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in South Asia, with a documented history stretching back over 2,000 years and a reputation as a major centre of Sufism, earning it the name "City of Saints" for its dense concentration of shrines.

Geography

A major city in southern Punjab on the Chenab River plain, historically a key trading and religious centre linking Punjab to Sindh and beyond.

Culture

Renowned for its Sufi shrine culture, distinctive blue pottery (kashi kari) tradition, and being one of the hottest cities in Pakistan, locals joke about its "four things in abundance": heat, beggars, dust and graveyards, alongside its saints.

Weather & Best Time to Visit

Extremely hot summers (often 45°C+), mild and pleasant winters (November February) which are by far the best time to visit.

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How to Reach

Domestic flights from Lahore, Karachi and Islamabad, or road/rail links from Lahore (~4 to 5 hours).

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Suggested Itinerary

Day 1, Arrive & Shrines

Visit Shah Rukn e Alam and Bahauddin Zakariya shrines.

Day 2, Old City & Pottery

Explore the old city, visit a blue pottery workshop.

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Local Experiences

Visiting the shrine of Shah Rukn e AlamWatching blue pottery being hand painted

Rent a Car in Multan

4x4s, sedans and family vans with a driver included, see vehicle types and every city we serve.

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Travel Tips

Avoid summer (May August), heat is extreme, even by Pakistani standards
Dress modestly when visiting shrines

Frequently Asked Questions

It works well as a 2 day addition to a Punjab heritage circuit alongside Lahore and Bahawalpur, particularly for those interested in Sufi history.

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