HISTORIC FORTIFICATIONS
Walled City Multan
Faseel-e-Multan
An ancient wall encircling the old city, built and rebuilt throughout centuries of battles. The current wall dates back to 1756 AD and is being rehabilitated under the Walled City Project. It stands as a testament to the resilience and strategic importance of the City of Saints.
Key Event: The breach near Haram Gate used by British troops during the Siege of Multan.
The Six Historic Gates
Guardians of the walled city, each holding stories of commerce, conflict, and culture.
Haram Gate
The site of the infamous breach during the Siege of Multan. A gate of immense historical weight.
Bohar Gate
Named after the ancient Banyan (Bohar) trees that once provided shade to weary travelers.
Lohari Gate
Named for the ironsmiths (Lohars) who historically resided near it. A bustling hub of trade.
Daulat Gate
The gate of wealth, historically located near the city’s main bazaars and financial districts.
Delhi Gate
Facing east towards Delhi, this was traditionally the route taken by royal entourages.
Pak Gate
Named after the ancient Banyan (Bohar) trees that once provided shade to weary travelers.
HISTORIC FORTIFICATIONS
The Bloody Bastion
Located between Pak Gate and Delhi Gate, the Bloody Bastion holds a grim yet significant place in Multan’s history. It earned its name during brutal sieges where defense of the city was fiercest.
Today, it stands as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made to protect the City of Saints.
Today, it stands as a solemn reminder of the sacrifices made to protect the City of Saints.