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Multan

The city of saints and its ancient Sufi shrines

A city of Pakistan

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Full guideLast updated: 14/07/2026

🗓️Best time to visit

November–February exclusively — among Pakistan's hottest cities in summer, exceeding 45–48°C.

📸Top activities & landmarks

  • The shrine of Hazrat Bahauddin Zakariya
  • The shrine of Shamsuddin Sabzwari
  • The historic Qasim Bagh fort area
  • The old Hussain Agahi bazaar

🏨Where to stay

The city centre near the fort and shrines is the best base for a culturally-focused visit.

⚠️Tips & warnings

Respect visiting etiquette at the active Sufi shrines — modest dress and quiet, as these are living places of worship, not purely tourist sites.

📍 On the ground

Getting around: A domestic flight or train from Lahore (~4-5h). The old city around the fort walks, with Careem available for the rest.

Halal & prayer places: Total, and famous for sohan halwa sweets and seasonally famous Multani mangoes.

Local safety: Same as country →

Cost figures: 2026 prices: shrine entry is usually free, local meal $4–8, mid-range hotel $25–50/night.

⏱️How many days?

1-2 days

Suggested plan:

  1. The Bahauddin Zakariya shrine
  2. The old Hussain Agahi bazaar

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