Multan People prepare 5000 pound cake on Eid Melad ul Nabi

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Video Documentary About Streets of Multan Pakistan

Streets of Pakistan Multan Urdu 

Multan - National Ka Pakistan

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Special Multani BBQ Chanp
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Dera Inn Restaurant on Bosan Road Multan

Introduction
Located on a little drive from Multan Center. It provides variety of foods, fast food, continental, chinese, indian, mughal, and Desi Dishes. Open air and hall facilities.

Interesting Notes
Popular hotel specially for Pakistan foods.

Title Photo

Dera Inn Restaurant on Bosan Road Multan

Video Commercial

Location Map
Located on Bosan Road Multan


Few Photos

Dera Inn Restaurant on Bosan Road Multan

Dera Inn Restaurant on Bosan Road Multan

    











 
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KHUNI BURJ (BLOODY TOWER)
LOCATION
BETWEEN DELHI GATE AND PAK GATE CIRCULAR ROAD, KHUNI BURJ AREA
STATUS
NON – LISTED / NON – PROTECTED
OWNER
District Government
USE
FORMER: BASTION OF THE OLD CITY WALL
PRESENT: PARTLY USED AS IMAMBARGAH AND PARTLY AS TERRACE
PERIOD / DATE
18TH CENTURY REBUILT AFTER 1849.
HISTORICAL NOTES
Khuni Burj which the British termed as Bloody Bastion is as old as the Fortification wall of the city. But Sikhs appears to have given it special prominence because it was here at this site on Jan,2,1849 that they could defend both wings namely the Delhi Gate on one side and Pak Gate on the other side in the war against the British. Local traditions claim that it was here that Alexander the Great scaled the walls of city of Malloi and was wounded severely and it was here that the Greek army took full revenge from local population.. But, certainly in 1848 it was the Sikh army which defended the city of Multan from the heights of this Burj and with held its possession from going into the hands of British for long time. It was here again that the bloodiest encounter between the Sikh and British forces took place on the first January 1849 followed by a ruthless massacre of the Sikh soldiers. Breach of the Khuni Burj was the key to the final conquest of the city of Multan. It was completely destroyed during the Siege of 1848 and the present structure was raised after the rule of the British Government was established. But when exactly it was reconstructed, is not known. The date of the construction of the present day Imam Bargah is also unknown.
DESCRIPTION / MAIN FEATURES.
It is circular mass of rubble bound by bricks. A curving flight of steps, from the western side of the Burj leads up to the upper level.
ACCESS / ENVIRONS
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INTERVENTIONS
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PROPOSALS
After recent rebuilding and repair work completed in 2006, the Burj does not need any immediate intervention. However, it certainly needs immediate attention by the authorities for preventing fresh encroachments that have started taking place at its base and for removal of encroachments on the top-terrace particularly the construction of the Imam Bargah.
REFERENCES
Huq, 184; Gazetteer, 67; Dunlop, 29 & p. 73 for a lithograph of Khuni Burj after it was breached.

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Environmental Notes

• Khuni Burj
  
• Vehicular Access and Parking
  Khuni Burj is a part of faseel and is accessible to vehicular traffic from circular road Alang road and other streets of walled city. Parking is possible on the street
  
• Use
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• Visitor’s facilities
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• Sewerage
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• Floors and Pavements
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• Drainage
  Surface runoff of the Khuni Burj it self is towards the Alang road as the floor slopes are towards it.
  
• Electricity
  Electric connection was available within premises of Khuni Burj.
  
• Solid Waste
  There are no visitors to the Khuni Burj except during Muharram days. The solid waste generated during those days is placed on the Alang Road.
  
• Pavement Facilities
  Alang road and Circular roads are Blacktop Bituminous roads. The premises of the Khuni Burj accessible from Alang road are brick paved.
  
• External Threats
  None noted
  
• Condition Survey
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