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A single day guided tour of Multan's major Sufi shrines and old city heritage, Shah Rukn e Alam, Bahauddin Zakariya, and the blue pottery workshops the city is famous for.
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Day by Day Itinerary
Morning (9:00 AM), Shah Rukn e Alam Shrine
One of Multan's most significant Sufi shrines, notable for its striking tiled architecture. Roughly 1 hour.
Late Morning (10:30 AM), Bahauddin Zakariya Shrine
Another major Multan shrine, with its own distinct architectural style. Roughly 1 hour.
Midday (12:00 PM), Multan Fort Ruins & Old City
A walk through what remains of the historic fort and surrounding old city streets.
Afternoon (2:00 PM), Blue Pottery Workshop
Watch Multan's signature hand painted ceramic tradition being made, with the option to buy directly from artisans.
Late Afternoon (4:00 PM), Sohan Halwa Shopping & Drop Off
A stop to pick up Multan's famous sweet before drop off.
Tour Highlights
Shah Rukn e Alam ShrineBahauddin Zakariya ShrineMultan Fort RuinsBlue Pottery (Kashi Kari) Workshop
What's Included
Private transport throughout the day
Licensed guide
Entry fees where applicable
Not Included
Lunch
Personal expenses
Tour Information
Duration
1 Day
Travel Mode
By Road
Departure City
Multan
Group Size
1 to 15 people
Best Time
November March
Where You'll Stay
Not applicable
Single day tour, no overnight stay included.
Questions About This Tour
Yes, its Sufi shrine architecture and blue pottery tradition are distinct from anywhere else in Punjab, worth a dedicated stop even on a broader Punjab itinerary.