Flights To Multan Guide

Are you dreaming of a getaway to the heart of Pakistan? At Woking Travel, we’re more than just an ATOL-approved flight provider; we’re your passport to stunning Multan. From the moment you book your tickets with us, consider your ticket to adventure already stamped. Our personalised insights into all things Multan will ensure that your visit is not just a trip but an immersive experience.

Multan International Airport (MUX) is the primary airport that serves Multan. It offers passengers with all standard amenities and connects to key locations in the city. There are no direct flights for travelling from the UK to Multan. The connecting flights take around 12 to 18 hours, including layover periods. Major airlines facilitating this operation include PIA, Emirates, Qatar Airways, Etihad Airways, and Turkish Airlines.

Woking Travel also offers seamless transfer services from the airport to your accommodation. To book your transfer, please visit Transfers-Woking Travel.

For your destination, Woking Travel offers a selection of hotels that are tailored to fit various price ranges and preferences. Explore our range of hotels at Hotels or discover exciting holiday packages at Holidays. Multan’s hospitality can be experienced through its wide array of lodging options. Here’s are some of the top places where you could consider staying:

1. The Grand Hotel Multan – 3-star: With its convenient location in the heart of the city, The Grand Hotel Multan is the perfect base for exploring all that Multan has to offer. Indulge in a range of amenities such as a swimming pool, spa services, and multiple dining options.

    

2. Pearl Continental Hotel Multan – 5-star: Immerse yourself in luxury at this prestigious hotel, known for its impeccable service and lavish accommodations. Enjoy amenities, including a spa, outdoor pool, and fine dining options.

    

3. Ramada by Wyndham Multan – 5-star: This modern hotel offers spacious rooms with city views, along with facilities like a fitness centre, rooftop pool, and on-site restaurants.

    

4. S Chalet Multan – 5-star: If you’re looking for a unique and intimate experience, S Chalet is the perfect choice. This boutique hotel offers personalised service, beautiful gardens, and elegant rooms.

    

5. Hotel Multan Continental – 3-star: For budget-friendly accommodations without sacrificing comfort, Hotel Multan Continental is an excellent option. Guests can enjoy a swimming pool and spa services, as well as delicious dining options.

    

6. Faletti’s Grand Hotel – 4-star: Centrally based in Multan’s historic district, Faletti’s Grand Hotel offers elegant rooms and suites, a rooftop pool with panoramic views, and a variety of dining options.

    

7. Hotel One Lalazar Multan- 3 star: Constructed with the goal of bridging the economical and luxurious divide. There are elegant rooms available at Hotel One Multan.
8. Holiday Inn Multan – 4-star: Located in the city’s central region, Holiday Inn Multan provides cosy rooms with facilities such as a gym, a myriad of dining spaces, and business amenities.

    

9. Chenab Hotel – 3-star: A considerable option for budget-travellers, Chenab Hotel offers hygienically neat and comfortable rooms, a restaurant, and easy access to key attractions.

    

10. Al Noor Hotel – 3-star: Known for its warm hospitality and budget-friendly lodgings, Al Noor Hotel offers standard amenities including cosy spaces and a restaurant.

Multan is home to a wide range of hotels that cater to all kinds of travellers. Whether you’re looking for luxury accommodations or budget-friendly options, there is something for everyone in this vibrant city.

Multan has a variety of modes of transportation to offer its residents and visitors. From traditional rickshaws to modern buses and trains, navigating through this vibrant city is both convenient and exciting:

• Taxis: Taxis are readily available in Multan and can be hailed from the street or booked through ride-sharing apps like Uber and Careem.
• Rickshaws: For a more local experience, take a ride on a colourful rickshaw. These three-wheeled vehicles are a popular mode of transportation in Multan.
• Buses: The city has an extensive bus network, with both government-run and private buses operating on various routes throughout the city.
• Metro Bus: The Multan Metro Bus is a modern and efficient way to get around the city. It runs on a dedicated track and has several stops at major locations throughout Multan.
• Car Rental: If you prefer having your own transportation, car rental services are also available in Multan. You can easily rent a car for a day or longer from various rental companies located throughout the city.
• Horse-drawn Carriages: For a more traditional mode of transportation, you can also hire a horse-drawn carriage to take you around Multan. These carriages are often found near tourist attractions and offer a unique way to see the city.
• Ride-hailing apps: Multan also has ride-hailing apps such as Uber and Careem, which offer affordable and convenient transportation options. Just download the app on your phone, and you’ll be able to book a ride anywhere in the city.

   

Multan is a bustling city with a maze of streets and alleyways that can be overwhelming for first-time visitors. Here are some tips to help you navigate the streets:

• Use ride-hailing services like Uber or Careem for hassle-free transportation.
• If you prefer to drive, make sure to have a detailed map or GPS with you at all times.
• Walking is also a great way to explore Multan, but be aware of your surroundings and avoid walking alone at night.

Here are the top 10 tourist destinations in Multan:

1. The Magnificent Multan Fort: Witness the grandeur of the city’s most iconic landmark, a historical marvel that has stood the test of time.
   
   
2. The Tomb of Shah Rukn-e-Alam: A breathtaking shrine that is both an architectural wonder and a revered pilgrimage site for Sufis.
   
   
3. The Ornate Wazir Khan Mosque: Decorated with exquisite blue tiles, it’s a place of serenity and unparalleled beauty.
   
   
4. Multan’s Bazaars: Shop like a local at the city’s bustling bazaars, where you can find everything from handwoven textiles to intricately designed pottery.
   
   
5. Multan Museum: Immerse yourself in the rich art and cultural heritage of Multan, proudly showcased at this historical archive.
   
   
6. The Ancient Gateways of the Old City: Step back in time as you traverse the city through its historic gates, each telling a different story.
   
   
7. The Multan Clock Tower: An iconic structure that serves as a meeting point for locals and travellers alike.
   
   
8. The Shrine of Bahauddin Zakariya: A serene place of spiritual significance radiating an aura of tranquillity and devotion.
   
   
9. The Chenab River: A calm and soothing presence that glides through the city, offering moments of quiet contemplation.
   
   
10. Multan’s Mausoleums and Cemeteries: A collection of graves and tombs from different periods, offering a serene place to reflect and appreciate the city’s history.

Here are the top 10 restaurants in Multan that serve exceptional food: 

1. Dine Hill – Known for its delicious Pakistani and Chinese cuisine, offering a comfortable dining atmosphere.
   
   
2. The Monal Multan – Offers a scenic view of the city along with a diverse menu featuring Pakistani, Chinese, and Continental dishes.
   
   
3. Cafe Zouk Multan – A trendy spot known for its vibrant ambiance and a menu that includes a mix of Pakistani, Continental, and Chinese dishes.
   
   
4. Movenpick Hotel Multan – Offers a range of dining options including international cuisine, known for its elegant ambiance and quality food.
   
   
5. Nawab’s Dynasty – Known for its Mughlai and Pakistani cuisine, offering a royal dining experience.
   
   
6. Tandoor Multan – Popular for its BBQ and traditional Pakistani dishes, known for its flavourful food and welcoming ambiance.
   
   
7. Bundu Khan Sweets & Bakers – A famous chain offering a variety of Pakistani sweets, snacks, and bakery items.
   
   
8. Usmania Restaurant – Known for its traditional Pakistani and BBQ dishes, offering a casual dining experience.
   
   
9. Chopsticks Multan – Serving Chinese cuisine, Chopsticks offers a comfortable atmosphere and specialties like dim sum to spicy stir-fries.
   
   
10. Shangrila Restaurant: A local favourite that serves both traditional and international Pakistani cuisine including continental and BBQ options.

Cultural experiences, culinary delights, and local quirks – Multan has it all. Here are the ten things you must do when you visit:

1. Partake in a Dargah-Inspired Spiritual Journey: Regardless of your faith, a visit to the revered shrines can be a profoundly moving experience.
   
   
2. Artisan Watch: Observe the skilled artisans at work, creating masterpieces that reflect the city’s traditional craft forms.
   
   
3. Savour the Culinary Delights: Multan is a foodie’s paradise with an array of spicy and savoury dishes that will ignite the senses.
   
   
4. Learn the Local Lingo: A few words in the local language can go a long way in forging connections.
   
   
5. Witness the Sunset at Multan Fort: The sun slipping past the walls of the historical fort is a sight to behold.
   
   
6. Explore the Wonders of Multani Mitti Magic: Known for its healing properties, indulge in the age-old practice of a Multani Mitti facial.
   
   
7. Capture the Essence of the City through Photography: Every nook and cranny is a potential photo op, capturing the unique aesthetics of Multan.
   
   
8. Engage in a Game of Kushti: Witness or partake in the local form of wrestling, a popular sport with a strong cultural significance.
   
   
9. Volunteer Experience: Engage in community service – from cleaning up to teaching – to experience the local way of life.
   
   
10. Attend a Local Festival: If your trip coincides with a local festival, don’t miss out on the opportunity to celebrate with the people of Multan.

Here is the detailed breakdown of Multan’s weather conditions throughout the year: 

• Winter (December to February): Temperatures range from 8°C to 25°C (46°F to 77°F) and the weather stays mild and pleasant; ideal for outdoor pursuits.
• Spring (March to May): Temperature varies from 15°C to 35°C (59°F to 95°F) and the weather is warm and dry and can possibly get quite hot by May.
• Summer (June to August): Temperature ranges from 25°C to 45°C (77°F to 113°F) with weather getting extremely hot with soaring temperatures and humidity.
• Autumn (September to November): Temperatures alter from 20°C to 35°C (68°F to 95°F) and the weather stays warm and dry with decreasing temperatures and lower humidity. 
  
  

To stay updated about Multan’s live weather conditions, please check out the Multan Weather Guide.

Multan operates on Pakistan Standard Time.

• GMT to Pakistan Standard Time: Multan is 5 hours ahead of GMT.
• BST to Pakistan Standard Time: Multan is 4 hours ahead of BST.

Currency:

• The local currency is the Pakistani Rupee. ATMs are widely available, but it’s advisable to carry some local currency for small purchases and tipping.
  
  

Language:

• The people of Multan mostly speak Urdu – national language of Pakistan. Moreover, Punjabi is extensively used for conversing in rural areas of the city.

Local Customs:

Local customs and etiquette to keep in mind while visiting a new place may include greetings, dress codes, dining manners, and respecting cultural traditions. It’s important to be open-minded, observe local practices, and show respect towards the customs of the community you are visiting.

Laws:

Familiarize yourself with Pakistan’s local laws to ensure a respectful and hassle-free experience. Pro tip – Consult the UK government’s travel advice for Pakistan for the most up-to-date information prior to your trip.

• UK government advice 
• Punjab tourist advisory

Travelling to Multan is not just about the flight; it’s about the entire experience crafted to cater to your every need and desire. As you pore over this guide, imagine the walled city’s alleys, the drumbeats of its festivals, and the sacred tranquillity of its shrines, for your Pakistani exploration is much closer than you think. Woking Travel is your pathfinder to Multan, ‘The City of Saints.’

Book with Woking Travel now, and set your spirit free in the heart of Pakistan!