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Where to Stay in Multan

Cheapest areas, hostel districts, and budget tips

โš ๏ธ Moderate๐Ÿ’ฐ Budget: PKR 4000/day๐Ÿš— Car Neededโ˜€๏ธ Best: Jan, Feb, Dec

Our pick for backpackers

Stay in Old City (Inside Walls)

Extremely affordable accommodation and food options, along with easy access to cultural sites.

Best Neighborhoods for Backpackers

Ranked by relevance for backpackers visiting Multan

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Old City (Inside Walls)

Budget

The historic heart of Multan, characterized by narrow lanes, ancient bazaars, and traditional architecture.

culturefoodiesbudgetsolo travelers
  • +Rich historical and cultural experience
  • +Authentic local life and food
  • +Very affordable
  • -Can be crowded and chaotic
  • -Infrastructure is basic, roads are narrow
  • -Less clean than modern areas
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Near BZU (Bahauddin Zakariya University)

Budget

A developing area with a younger population due to the university, offering more affordable options and local eateries.

budgetsolo travelersstudents
  • +Affordable food and accommodation
  • +Lively atmosphere with students
  • +Growing commercial activity
  • -Infrastructure is still developing
  • -Can be noisy due to student population
  • -Further from major historical sites
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Cantt (Cantonment)

Mid-range

The most modern and organized area, with wider roads and a mix of commercial and residential spaces.

first-timersfamiliesbusiness travelers
  • +Good infrastructure and amenities
  • +Safer and cleaner compared to older parts
  • +Access to modern shopping and dining
  • -Can feel less authentic than the old city
  • -Traffic can be heavy during peak hours

Daily Budget (Budget)

PKR 4000/day

Stay at a budget guesthouse in the old cityPKR 1000
Breakfast at a local dhaba, lunch at Chenab Restaurant, dinner from street food stallsPKR 1200
Local bus or rickshaw ridesPKR 800
Visit Multan Fort (Qila Qasim Bagh), explore the old city bazaars, and see the Shrine of Bahauddin ZakariyaPKR 1000
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Hidden Gems in Multan

Lesser-known spots the locals love

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Fortified City Walls of Multan

FREE

While much of the ancient fort is gone, remnants of the fortified city walls still exist, offering a sense of Multan's historical grandeur. Wander along these old ramparts for a unique perspective.

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Cheerag Din Sweets

A beloved local institution famous for its authentic South Asian sweets, especially its 'Sohan Halwa'. It's a must-try for anyone wanting to taste a true Multani delicacy.

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1 area to be cautious about

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