Multan's bazaars are the real event — centuries-old lanes selling the city's celebrated crafts: blue kashi pottery, camel-skin lamps, hand-block prints and, of course, boxes of sohan halwa. For brands and air conditioning, a handful of modern plazas do the job. Both reward an unhurried afternoon.
Here's where to start, from the lanes to the plazas. Every one is a real, open listing on Mulk.
Hussain Agahi Bazaar
The great old market — Multani pottery, camel-skin lamps, blue tiles, fabric and the famous sohan halwa. The definitive Multan shopping experience.
Chowk Bazaar
A historic bazaar for cloth, traditional wear and everyday shopping in the heart of the old city.
Cantt Bazaar
The Cantt shopping district — brands, boutiques and dining in a walkable modern quarter.
United Mall
A central mall with brands, dining and a cinema — a comfortable rainy-day plan.
Chen One Tower
A landmark retail tower for fashion and home brands in the heart of the city.
Bohar Gate Bazaar
One of the historic gate bazaars — good value for fabric, shoes and household goods.
Bosan Road Shopping
The modern commercial strip lined with boutiques, brand outlets and cafés.
Ghanta Ghar Bazaar
The bazaars ringing the clock tower — the busy, colourful centre of old-city trade.
Metro Cash & Carry Multan
A large wholesale-and-retail store for groceries and household shopping in one trip.
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