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Multan Private Tour
Multan – The City of Saints
Multan, known as the “City of Saints”, is a timeless treasure where history, spirituality, and culture intertwine. Rooted in antiquity and echoing tales from Alexander the Great to the Mughal and British eras, the city radiates a rich heritage. Its skyline is crowned with ornate tombs and shrines of revered Sufi saints, drawing pilgrims and travelers alike to its spiritual heart.
The majestic Multan Fort and the exquisite Eidgah Mosque stand as enduring symbols of architectural grandeur. Multan also flourished under the Mughals as a hub of art and craftsmanship, famed for its vibrant blue pottery and glazed tile work.
Today, the city remains a captivating blend of mysticism, artistry, and history, offering visitors an unforgettable cultural journey.
Multan City Tour
Our immersive day in Multan commences with a captivating visit to the majestic Shah Rukne Alam mausoleum, an architectural marvel that embodies the fusion of Central Asian and Persian aesthetics. The tomb’s elevated position offers an ideal backdrop for capturing its beauty in the soft afternoon light. A jaunt through the vibrant Hussain Agahi Bazaar unveils the heart of Multan’s trade culture, immersing us in its sensory delights. Here, we can indulge in shopping for local handicrafts, textiles, and delectable treats, absorbing the city’s vibrant atmosphere. Time permitting, we may explore the Bahauddin Zakariya mausoleum, delving into the spiritual lineage of the city. Our journey culminates at a distinguished blue pottery factory, where the intricate artistry and craftsmanship of Multan’s renowned blue pottery are unveiled. Observing these techniques and perhaps acquiring unique pieces as keepsakes rounds off our day, leaving us enriched by Multan’s historical legacy, architectural allure, and artistic ingenuity
Multi-Day Tour from Multan
Day 01:
Multan City Tour
Begin with the majestic Shah Rukne Alam Mausoleum, an architectural gem blending Central Asian and Persian aesthetics, set against a stunning elevated backdrop. Explore the bustling Hussain Agahi Bazaar, immersing in local crafts, textiles, and vibrant street life. Time permitting, visit the Bahauddin Zakariya Mausoleum to appreciate Multan’s spiritual heritage. Conclude at a renowned blue pottery factory, witnessing intricate craftsmanship and acquiring unique keepsakes. This tour offers a rich blend of history, culture, and artistic tradition.
Day 02:
Uch Sharif to Bahawalpur
Begin at historic Uch Sharif, exploring its ancient fortress and the exquisite tomb of Bibi Jawindi, adorned with Persian blue tile work, amidst the confluence of five rivers. Immerse yourself in the rich cultural fusion and architectural heritage that echoes Alexander the Great’s era. Continue to Bahawalpur, the “City of Nawabs,” exploring opulent palaces, vibrant bazaars, and savoring Nawabi cuisine. Overnight stay in Bahawalpur.
Day 03:
Derawar Fort and Moti Mosque
Venture into the Cholistan Desert to visit the monumental Derawar Fort, a 9th-century citadel reflecting regional architectural brilliance. Discover the serene Moti Mosque within, with its elegant marble work and intricate detailing. Experience the desert’s natural beauty, local culture, and historic grandeur, gaining a unique perspective on the region’s heritage. Overnight in Bahawalpur.
Day 04:
Bahawalpur Sightseeing to Multan
Explore Bahawalpur’s Noor Mahal, Al Sadiq Mosque, bustling old city bazaars, and the city library. Appreciate the fusion of European and Islamic architecture, local craftsmanship, and spiritual sites. Conclude the day with a scenic drive to Multan, the city of saints, setting the stage for continued exploration of its historical and cultural treasures.