List of Sister Cities of Multan

Multan has agreement of Sister Cities based on history and culture, also called Friendship Cities with only two cities Sister city is also called Twin Cities and tie is called Twining between two cities. While Partner city is a different term.

1. Rome, Italy
2. Konya, Turkey

Shah Mehmood Qureshi: Agreement of sister cities or twin city of Multan and Konya

Rome, Italy is an old living city like Multan
And Konya, Turkey has shrines and city of saints like Multan


  

List of Cinema Houses in Multan

Here is a list of cinemas in Multan which shows Pakistan, Urdu, Punjabi, English and even Indian Hindi movies. But not all cinemas show all types of movies.

Proposed 3D cinema Cineplex in City Centre Multan

• CineStar Multan
• Capri Cinema, Chowk Saddu Sam, Multan
• Dreamland Cinema, Hussain Agahi, Multan
• Kiran Cinema, Haram Gate, Multan
• Naz Cinema, Walayatabad No.1, Multan
• Star Cinema, Near General Truck/Bus Stands, Multan
• Rex Cinema, Dera Adda, Multan
• Khayam Cinema, Hamayun Road, near Chowk Ghanta Ghar, Multan
• Starlite Cinema, Dera Adda, Multan
• Baber Cinema, Kachehry Road, Multan
• Hashmat Mahal Cinema, Hussain Agahi, near Dolat Gate, Multan
• Taj Mahal Cinema
• Noshab Cinema, Akbar Road, Multan
• Radhu, Haram Gate, Multan
• Mehfil Cinema, Hussain Agahi, Multan
• Crown Cinema, Hussain Agahi, Multan
• Shalimar Cinema, Masoom Shah Road, Multan

List of Good Professors in Multan

• Chemistry

1. Aziz Ur Rehman
2. Kareem Khan

• Physics

1. Pervaiz Sadiq

• Biology

1. Saeed Hussain Jaffery

Bank AlFalah Limited Vihari Road Multan

It is bank branch of Bank Al Falah in Multan City located on Vihari Road, near Ghalla Mandi.
It offer bank accounts, Islamic Banking, ATM, Credit and Debit Cards, Money Gram, Nestro Accounts, personal loans etc.
Phone No. is 061-6244492-5
Its offical website is www.bankalfalah.com 


 

Bank Al Falah Vihari Road Multan

Bank Al Falah Vihari Road Multan

Bank Al Falah Vihari Road Multan

List of International Cricket Matches Played in Multan

Here is a list of International Cricket Matches ever played in Multan at different stadiums and grounds.

Pakistan vs India Feb 16, 2006 in Multan

Qasim Bagh Cricket Stadium, Fort Kohna Multan (Built 1975)

• Test matches

1. Pakistan v West Indies - Dec 30, 1980 - Jan 4, 1981

• ODI matches

1. Pakistan vs India Dec 17, 1982
2. Pakistan vs New Zealand Dec 7, 1984
3. Pakistan vs West Indies Nov 17, 1986
4. Pakistan vs West Indies Nov 13, 1990
5. Pakistan vs Sri Lanka Jan 17, 1992
6. Pakistan vs Australia Oct 14, 1994

Multan Internationl Cricket Stadium, Vihari Chowk, Multan (Built 2001)

• Test matches

1. Pakistan vs Bangladesh Aug 29-31, 2001
2. Pakistan vs Bangladesh Sep 3-6, 2003
3. Pakistan vs India Mar 28-Apr 1, 2004
4. Pakistan vs England Nov 12-16, 2005
5. Pakistan vs West Indies Nov 19-23, 2006

• ODI matches

1. Pakistan vs Bangladesh Sep 9, 2003
2. Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Sep 30, 2004
3. Pakistan vs India Feb 16, 2006
4. Pakistan vs West Indies Dec 13, 2006
5. Pakistan vs South Africa Oct 26, 2007
6. Pakistan vs Zimbabwe Jan 27, 2008
7. Pakistan vs Bangladesh Apr 16, 2008

Fashion Shown in Multan by Punjab College Multan

A local fashion show arranged by Punjab College Multan held in October 2010 here in Multan.
Few photos are added here

Fashion show Multan by Punjab College

Fashion show Multan by Punjab College

Fashion Show in Multan by JZ Productions

The fashion scene has picked up in Multan with the first international fashion show hosted by the city. Marking its launch from the city of saints, the show titled ‘Tribute to Fashion in Pakistan’ will travel to eight major cities of the country.

The event, organised by JZ Productions, US, was held at a local hotel on May 15. Designers from all over the country and abroad showcased their works before the fashion lovers in Southern Punjab. More than 40 models, including 24 female models from the US, UK and South Africa, walked the ramp portraying national and local cultures. The dresses showcased ranged from traditional bridals to western designs.

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

Fashion Show in Multan JZ Production

   




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Fashion Show in Multan by JZ Productions

      

Multan Pakistan and Konya Turkey are sister cities

Multan and Konya declared twin cities or Sister Cities and tie is called twining between two cities.
Both cities are historic and Sufi-ism prevail in both. Both has signed a document strengthening the relations in areas of culture, arts, economy, education and sports.
The document reads that periodical programs will be organized in Konya and Multan cities every year related to Shah Shams Tebriz
Multan is known as the City of Saints and Sufis due to the large number of shrines and great Sufi saints from the city. The city is full of bazaars, mosques, shrines and ornate tombs. It is located in a bend created by five rivers of the Punjab province
The tomb of Hazrat Maulana Jalal ul Din Muhammad Rumi (RA), the great Persian Sufi poet commonly known as 'Ya Hazrat Mevlâna' also exists on the soils of Konya. The tomb of the great saint, who is the founder of the Sufi Mevlevi order (known for the Whirling Dervishes) is located in the heart of Konya city where he spent the last fifty years of his life.
Yet another great Sufi saint Ibn Arabi visited Konya in 1207, and made it as his eternal abode.

Compare Konya City with Multan City

This a a bird eye view comparison of city buildings. This comparison is not official and even not related to the document.

Compare Konya City with Multan City Twin or Sister Cities: The above photo is Alladin Masjid Konya while below is Eidgah Masjid Multan

Twin Cities Konya City and Multan City. Above photo is city council Konya while below is city municipal Multan City

 

Compare Konya City with Multan City. Above photo is train station Konya while below is the Cantt Railway Station Multan

Compare Konya City with Multan City. Left photo is Maram picnic place Konya while Right photo is from Chaman Zar Askari Lake Multan

Sister Cities Konya City and Multan City. Above is the Seluk University Konya while below is Nishtar Hospital Multan

Compare Konya City with Multan City. Right is Ince Minareli Medrese Konya while Left is Tomb Shah Rukne Alam Multan 1335 AD

Compare Konya City with Multan City. Right to Left, Alaxander Agnew Monument Multan, Monument for fallen Konya, Yadgar Shuhada Multan

  

Fort Kohna Multan

It is located in the middle of the city within the inner old city of Multan. There are only few remains of the fort while few other places inside are

Enterance of Fort Kohna Multan

1. Dam dama, a place highest in Multan where you can stand and view the whole city and a picture with Shrine of Shah Rukn i Alam in background in Fort Kohna Multan
2. Tomb Shah Rukne Alam 1335 A.D, a place must to visit in Fort Kohna Multan
3. Tomb Bahaudin Zikarya 1170 AD, an ancient tomb in Fort Kohna Multan
4. Tomb of Shah Bukhari Fort Kohna Multan
5. Qasim gate or Bab ul Qasim of Fort Kohna Multan
6. Ibne Qasim International Cricket Stadium now used for football Fort Kohna Multan
7. Qasim Park / Qasim Bagh / Qasim Garden inside Fort Kohna Multan
8. Memorial of Patrick Alexander Agnew inside Qasim Bagh, Fort Kohna Multan
9. An old jet fighter, inside Qasim Bagh Fort Kohna Multan
10. Old Zamzama? Cannon of nineteenth century in Police Lines Fort Kohna Multan
11. Barood Khana / Nigar Khana / Gunpowder Store Fort Kohna Multan
12. Ruins of Perhaland temple alongside tomb Bahaudin Zikarya Fort Kohna Multan
13. Feed the wild pigeons in Multan Fort

Location Map
Very easy approach, it is located in Multan City Center

View Fort Kohna Multan in Larger Map

A sketch of Fort Kohna during period of Sadozai

Multan Fort Kohna HD Wallpaper

     

List of Historic Places to visit Multan

These are the historic places to visit in Multan, few are good and some are best must visit places of Mooltan. Other places are not included which are not historic.
Most of them are included in Prime Minister's list of 53 historic places of Multan to be preserved.

Historic Tomb Ali Akbar and his mother

1. Suraj Kund Mandir Temple dates back BC when Sun was worshiped in Multan perhaps 1000 BC
2. Ruins of Parhaland Mandar Multan inside Kohna Fort Multan
3. Jain Mandir inside Bohar Gate Multan 1850 AD
4. Dharam Shala Dayal Singh in Delhi Gate Multan
5. Mandir Shah Majeed inside Bohar Gate Multan
6. Mandir Gopal Multan inside Bohar Gate Multan
7. Shrine Mai Maharban 1140 A.D. at Chowk Fawara Multan
8. Shrine Shah Yousaf Gardezi 1152 A.D. inside Bohar Gate Multan
9. Shrine Bahaudin Zikarya 1170 A.D. inside Fort Kohna Multan
10. Shrine Shah Bukhari is under construction (2009) Saint died in 1246 A.D. inside Fort Kohna Multan
11. Shrine Shah Dana Shaheed 1270 A.D .
12. Shrine Bibi Pak Daman 1295 A.D. in Dera Basti Multan City
13. Shrine Khawaja Awais Kagha 1300 A.D. in Dera Basti Multan City
14. Shrine Shah Shams Sabzwari 1330 A.D. Baba Safra Road Multan
15. Shrine Shah Rukne Alam 1335 A.D. inside Fort Kohna Multan a must see thing
    
16. Shrine Mother Shah Ali Akbar 1540 A.D. Suraj Miani Multan
17. Shrine Shah Ali Akbar 1585 A.D. Suraj Miani Multan
18. Shrine Musa Pak Shaheed Multan 1616 A.D.
19. Shrine Sakhi Yahya Nawab 1618 A.D.
20. Shrine Shah Hussain Sadozai 1626 AD
21. Shrine Inayat Wilayat 1658 A.D. inside Haram Gate Multan
22. Shrine Saeed Khan Qureshi 1677 A.D.
23. Shrine Hafiz Jamal 1811 A.D.
24. Shrine Mian Dalair Banga Balail 1832 A.D.
25. Shrine Allah Dad Gurmani 1851 A.D.
26. Shrine Shah Ali Mardan 1865 A.D.
27. Shrine Hamid Shah Gillani 1934 A.D.
28. Shrine Luddan Kuddan Under Construction
29. Masjid Khawaja Awais Kagha Basti Dera Multan
30. Masjid Khuddka Chowk Fawara Multan
31. Masjid Shah Shams Sabzwari Multan
32. Masjid Wazir Khan Kachehry Road Multan
33. Patrick Alexender vans Agnew Monument Multan 19th century inside Qasim Bagh of Fort Kohna Multan
34. Sawi Masjid Kotla Tolay Khan Multan 1500 A.D.
35. Masjid Ghausia or Masjid Musa Pak Shaheed Haram Gate Multan
36. Masjid Ali Wali Khan Haram Gate Multan 1752 A.D.
37. Haram Gate in Multan a part of Faseel / Wall of Multan
38. Bab e Qasim Gate in Multan Enterance of Fort Kohna Multan
39. Killa Kohna / Fort Kohna Multan
40. Delhi Gate in Multan part of Faseel / Wall of Multan
41. Bohar Gate in Multan part of Faseel / Wall of Multan
42. Faseel / Wall of Multan now remains only from Haram gate to the Khuni Burj only 1752 AD
43. Historic Shahi Eidgah Multan
44. Dam Dama Multan part of Fort Kohna Multan late Sikh period of Multan
45. Khuni Burj / Bloody bastion/ bloody tower in Multan part of Faseel / Wall of Multan
46. Barood Khana (Gun powder place) now known as Nigar Khana Fort Kohna Multan
47. Ghanta Gahr Multan 19th century a Colonial Building near Fort Kohna Multan
48. Tomb of Khalid Bin Waleed Ruins
    

And tow of them are out of Multan City in Uch City are

• Ex Shrine of Musa Pak Shaheed and
• Mansjid nearby Ex Shrine of Musa Pak Shaheed

Other Historic Places which are historic but not included Govt's 53 protected list

Birthplace Ahmad Shah Abdali on Abdali Road Multan
Historic Sanwal Mal in Multan near Fort Kohna Multan

List of Flyovers, Bridges and Underpasses in Multan

Here is a list of all Flyovers, Bridges and Underpasses present in Multan.Including only those which are present inside the city. not including bridges on river Chanab or flyovers at national highway.

Kumharanwala Flyover Multan

• Railway Flyover at City railway station, near Chowk Shah Abbass, Multan
• Small Railway Underpass in Mumtazabad,
  
• Railway Flyover at Chowk Double Phatak (Old one) Multan
• Railway Underpass at New Multan Main Boulevard Road, AC and General Bus Stand, Multan
• Kachehry Chowk Flyover, Multan
• Chungi No. 8 Flyover Multan
• Chungi No. 7 Flyover Multan (continuous with above flyovers)
• Mumtazbad Railway Crossing Flyover, near BC Chowk, Multan
• Chungi No. 9 Flyover, Multan
• Pull Maoj Darya Flyover, Kalma Chowk Multan
• Nishtar Chowk Flyover Multan
• Yusuf Raza Gillani Flyover Multan or Bowmanji Chowk to Chowk Double Phatak Flyover, via Chowk Aziz Hotel, Railway road, Railway line cantt railway station (Longest flyover in Multan)
• Chowk Kumharanwala Level-I Flyover, Multan
• Chowk Kumharanwala Level-II Flyover, Multan (Highest flyover in Multan)
• Chowk Rasheedabad Flyover, Multan U/C
• Chowk Nag Shah Flyover, Shujabad Road, Multan U/C
• Nishtar Chowk Flyover, Multan
• Chowk Shah Abbass Flyover U/C, Vihari Road, Multan
• Sher Shah Flyovers and Interchange Complex, Sher Shah Road and Muzafargargh Road, Multan
  

List of Parks and Gardens in Multan

Shah shams park Multan

Here is a list of gardens, parks, stadiums and grounds of Multan.


Where I write
AMUSEMENT it means there are rides in this park,
LAKE means a water reservoir usually having paddle boats,
WATER PARK means there are water slides in it.
HISTORICAL means an old garden or old park or it has historic value
STADIUM means a stadium

• Multan International Cricket Stadium, Vihari chowk Multan.STADIUM
• Multan Cricket Club (MCC Ground) stadium, chowk nawan shehar, Multan. STADIUM
• Fort Kohna Qasim Bagh Stadium, Multan. HISTORICAL, STADIUM
• Divisional Sports Complex, LMQ Road, Multan. STADIUM multiple
• Jahanzeb Polo Ground, Multan. STADIUM
• Cantt Garden Multan Cantt
• Joyland Water Park, Bypass road, Multan. WATER PARK
• Jinnah Park, a water park, New Multan Road, Multan. WATER PARK, AMUSEMENT
• Qasim Bagh, fort kohna, Multan. HISTORICAL
• Shah Shams Park and Lake and Shrine, Multan. HISTORICAL, LAKE, AMUSEMENT
• Aam Khas Bagh Multan. HISTORICAL
• Bagh Lang e Khan, near Children Complex hospital, Multan.
• Arts Council Park, MDA road, Multan
• Chaman Zar Askari Lake, Sher Shah Road, Multan, LAKE, AMUSEMENT
• Yadgar Shahidan Park and monument, Multan Cantt
• CSD Park Multan Cantt
• Faisal Mukhtiar Park, Mumtazabad, Multan.
• Gole Bagh, Gulgasht, Multan
• Madni Park, New Multan Road, Madni Chowk, Multan
• Choudahry Pervaiz Illahi Park I and II, Multan
• Iqbal Park, Nawan Sheher Chowk, Multan
• Lalak Jan Shaheed Park, Multan Cantt.
• Rozy Garden, Nishtar Hospital Multan
• Railway Park Multan
• Ayub Park, near Circuit house, Jail Road, Multan
• Shah Rukne Alam Ladies Park, Khatkana Muhalla, Multan
• Ghousia Park, Multan
• Muzafar Park, Multan
• Zaib un Nisa Park Multan
• Gulgasht Ladies Park, Multan
• Shamsabad Park, Multan
• Jalal Park
• Officers Colony Park
• Multan Gymkhana

Other small sitting areas and parks.

Fashion Show in Multan by British University College BUC

A fashion show held in Multan in May 2011 first of its kind in Multan City, it was a successful show. Arranges by British University College Multan. Students and models participated in this show.
Few Photos are here.

Fashion Show in Multan by British University College BUC

A model in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A male model in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A model in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A model in Fashion Show held in Multan by BUC likes Chinese and British Concept

Runway of Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A model in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A model in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

 Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A designer in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

models in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

A model in Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC

Fashion Show held in Multan by British University College BUC