Multan · Punjab

Multan City Tour

Private city sightseeing with flexible pickup and timing

Half-day (4–6 hrs)Guide availableHotel pickup

FromUSD 150/ PKR 42,000per person

Tour overview

Known as the “City of Saints,” Multan is home to some of South Asia’s most significant Sufi shrines. A city tour typically runs 4 to 6 hours, covering the Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, the remains of Multan Fort, and the old city’s bazaars known for blue pottery and camel-skin lamps.

Highlights

  • Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, a 14th-century Sufi shrine and one of the finest examples of Islamic tomb architecture in South Asia
  • Shrine of Bahauddin Zakariya, another major Sufi shrine in the old city
  • Multan Fort (Qasim Bagh), remains of the historic fort complex with views over the old city
  • Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower), the central landmark of old Multan’s bazaar area
  • Hussain Agahi Bazaar, known for Multani blue pottery, camel-skin lamps, and traditional crafts
  • Multan Museum, regional history and archaeology

Places covered

Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-AlamShrine of Bahauddin ZakariyaMultan Fort (Qasim Bagh)Ghanta Ghar (Clock Tower)Hussain Agahi BazaarMultan Museum

Suggested route

  1. 9:00 AMHotel pickup
  2. 9:30 AMShrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam
  3. 11:00 AMMultan Fort (Qasim Bagh)
  4. 12:00 PMShrine of Bahauddin Zakariya
  5. 1:00 PMHussain Agahi Bazaar
  6. 2:00 PMReturn to hotel
Included
  • Private vehicle
  • Driver
  • Fuel
  • Hotel pickup and drop-off
  • Local guide on request
Excluded
  • Meals
  • Personal shopping
  • Entry fees where applicable

Practical information

Duration
Half-day (4–6 hrs)
Best time
November–March; April–September is not recommended because of extreme heat
Starting from
USD 150

Best for

International travelers Families Private groups

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Multan city tour
Multan city tour

Frequently asked questions

What is Multan known for?

Multan is called the “City of Saints” for its concentration of historic Sufi shrines, and is also known for blue pottery and mangoes.

Is modest dress required at the shrines?

Yes, modest dress is expected at all shrine visits, as at any active religious site.

When is the best time to visit Multan?

Winter months from November to March; summer temperatures regularly exceed 40°C.

How do I book the Multan city tour?

Send your preferred date, group size, pickup point and any guide or vehicle requirements through the request form or WhatsApp. Our team will confirm availability, the route and the final price.