Discover Hidden Gems of South Punjab in Five Days

Discover Hidden Gems of South Punjab in Five Days

By Pakistan Tours N Guides

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Overview

Discover South punjab-A journey through saint's, sands & civilisation.
Multan - Bahawalpur - Harappha - cholistan Desert- Uch Sharif
Your adventure Begins in Multan the city of saints wellcom you with it's blue tiled shrines centuries old bazaars, and soaring Sufi domes. Feel the spiritual energy at shrine of Shah Rukan Alam, Bahauddin Zakriya Hussain Ghai A perfect for local craft ajrsk , blue pottery.
Enter the elegant city of Bahawalpur where palaces museums and historical markets reflect the legacy of Abbasi dynasty.
You can explore the Noor mahal (the crown jewel of Bahawalpur)Shahi Bazaar & Fawara Chowk.
Harappha walk into 5000 year old civilisation.
Cholistan desert adventure under the endless sky, camel ride & desert village, cholistan culture traditional music.
Uch Sharif - the city of saints & Sufi Mysticism. Shrine of Bibi Jawandi, Shrine of Jalalauddin Surkhposh Bukhari and much more.

Activity location

Tomb Shah Rukne Alam
- Hussain Agahi Road, Fort Kohna
- Multan, Pakistan

Meeting/Redemption Point

Tomb Shah Rukne Alam
- Hussain Agahi Road, Fort Kohna
- Multan, Pakistan

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Discover Hidden Gems of South Punjab in Five Days in Multilingual

5d
Opening hours: Sun 09:00-20:00
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Price details

€903.21 x 1 Adult€903.21

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What's included, what's not

4 night hotel - Night stay in hotel at Bahawalpur
Air-conditioned vehicle
Guide service/. entrance tickets
Service charge
Lunch/ dinner/ drinks

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Wheelchair accessible
Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Public transport options are available nearby
Infants are required to sit on an adult’s lap
Transport options are wheelchair accessible
Not recommended for pregnant travellers
Suitable for all physical fitness levels
In accordance with EU regulations about consumer rights, activities services are not subject to the right of withdrawal. Supplier cancellation policy will apply.
This activity is provided by a professional trader (a party acting within their trade, business or profession).

Activity itinerary

Day 1: Lahore to Multan via motorway

2 stops
Meals: breakfast
Accommodation: Over night stay in hotel one OR similar. Comfort and fully air conditioning hotel in Multan.

Tomb Shah Rukne Alam

35m
Admission ticket included

The mausoleum of Shah Rukn-e-Alam is located in Multan, Punjab Pakistan. It was built between 1320 and 1324 CE( during the rule of Ghiyas -ud-Din Tughluq) in a pre mughal architecture style. His title Rukn-e-Alam mean pillar of world. He belonged to Suhrawardiyya Sufi order. Elaborated glazed tile work in later restoration and intricate brick work. His tomb has became a landmark of Multan rich Sufi heritage and islamic Architecture.

Hussain Agahi Bazar

45m
Admission ticket included

Hussain Ghai bazaar is the oldest bazaar in Multan. You walking through the bustling street and finding the spice vendor selling traditional cousins shoe and jewellery. If you sweet lover Hussain Ghai bazaar is best place in Pakistan to taste local sweet called halwa.

Day 2: Pick up- Multan city tour

4 stops
Meals: breakfast
Accommodation: Hotel one Bahawalpur comfort and air conditioning hotel.

Tomb Shah Shams Sabzwari Tabrez

30m
Admission ticket included

Shah Shamas Tabrez Sabzawari ( also called Shah Shamas sabzawari or simply shahm tebrez) is considered a prominent Sufi saint. He came to Multan from Tabrez present day in Iran. In early 1200s CE. His work involved missionary efforts and spearding and teaching of Islam in this region.

Shrine of Shah Yusuf Gardezi

45m
Admission ticket included

Shah Yousaf raza gerdazi was an Islamic Sufi figure who arrived in what is now Multan Punjab Pakistan around 1088 CE from Gerdez now a day Afghanistan. He spent more than his entire life in Multan converting many people to Islam and performing many miracles.

Ghanta Ghar

20m
Admission ticket included

Multan Ghanta Ghar ( clock tower) was built during British colonial period in 1888. It located in central part of Multan old city. There are so many markets around the clock tower. It called heart of Multan.

Manzoor Blue Pottery and Display Center

1h
Admission ticket included

The art of blue - Glazed tile pottery and tile work is believed to have its root in Persia Iran and central Asia western china ( Kashgar region) In the region of present day Multan, some account suggests that when Mohammad bin qasim conquered Sind and advance into region around (712 AD)he was accompanied by Kashif craftsman ( tile/ glaze artisan's) who settled in the area. Over the time craft developed a regional identity in multan. The mofits, colour's -palette,and uses become a localised. The features include vivid cobalt blues,whites, turquoise shades,floral and geometric motifs, and use on pottery decorative wares,and architectural title- cladding.

Day 3: Bahawal museum - Noor Mahal - Uch sharif

3 stops
Meals: Not included
Accommodation: Night stay in hotel in Bahawalpur totally air conditioning room with comfort.

Noor Mahal

1h
Admission ticket included

Noor mahal was built nawab Sadiq Mohamed khan in 1875. It served for state guest and office ceremony hold by the nawab of Bahawalpur. It was owned by the military now but open for public. It really worthseeing at night looks fantastic with colourful light.

Derawar

Derwar fort is historic fortress in cholistan desert, in Bahawalpur District Punjab Pakistan. The original fort was built in 9th century CE by Rai Jajja Bhatti a Rajput ruler's of Bhatti family. The fort is square in layout, made of clay bricks. There are 40 circular bastions ( 10 on each side) and bastions are decorated with intricate brick work pattern. Inside the fort there are remains of fresco and tile work. Camel safari can taken which is nice to take camel walk to take amazing pictures from there different directions.

The Abbasi Royal Graveyard

30m
Admission ticket included

The royal graveyard of the nawab of Bahawalpur located near fort in the Bahawalpur region. There is royal cemetery of Abbasi Nawab family of Bahawalpur. Many tombs show beautiful architectural details blue tile work style typical of sindh and south punjab. A special tomb is for Victoria a British wife of nawab Sadiq Muhammad khan, who converted to Islam was buried right next to it.

Day 4: Uch sharif - Shahi bazaar Ahempuri gate

2 stops
Meals: breakfast
Accommodation: Over night in hotel one Bahawalpur.

Uch Sharif

Uch sharif is historic city in southern Punjab Pakistan about 73 km from Bahawalpur. It is known as the CITY OF SAINTS because it's many Sufi shrines and mausoleums. Uch sharif was founded by the Alexander the great in 325 BC. It was formerly located near Indus rivers courses have since changed. Uch monument complex made up for tombs shrines and hundreds of graves. Because of its Architectural and spiritual importance several of its key monuments are on the UNESCO world heritage tentative list. Tomb of Bibi jawandi is prime tourist attraction in uch.

Shahi Bazaar

Shahi bazaar is one the oldest bazaar in Bahawalpur totally different colours of shops are located in shahai bazaar. Shahai bazaar is famous for local handicrafts like a jewellery Khussa local shore. CHUNRRI SHAWAL: the craft of CHUNRRI - making in that area goes back to many decades. For about 50 year women in the community have been making chunrri by hands.

Day 5: Bahawalpur museum - Drive To Lahore

2 stops
Meals: Not included
Accommodation: Not included

Bahawalpur Museum

1h
Admission ticket included

The Bahawalpur museum was founded in 1976 to persevere and showcase the region rich culture historical, and archaeological heritage. The museum is organised into Serval galleries each with focus on different aspects of history and culture. 1- Archaeological Gallery- Islamic art gallery - and muchore.

Harappa Museum

2h
Admission ticket included

Harappha is one of the major cities of the Indus Vally civilisation also called the Haraphhan civilisation - one of the oldest urban civilisation in the world. Time periods: 3300 BCE -1300 BCE Mature Urban period: 2600BCE - 1900BCE The civilisation is named Harapphan because Harapphan was the first site discovered by archaeologists in the 1920. You can explore the great collection of different objects in harappha museum that was excavating from harappha sites area's. Taxila museum collection include the jewellery, pottery and seals, terra cota figurines, gold silver beads shell and bone artefacts.

Location

Activity location

Tomb Shah Rukne Alam
- Hussain Agahi Road, Fort Kohna
- Multan, Pakistan

Meeting/Redemption Point

Tomb Shah Rukne Alam
- Hussain Agahi Road, Fort Kohna
- Multan, Pakistan

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