Historic Gates of Multan

Gateways to the Old City

The historic gates of Multan once controlled important entrances and routes into the urban core.
They were closely connected with commerce, neighbourhoods, movement and the wider defensive identity of the historic city.
Today, their names remain an important part of Multan’s geography and cultural memory.

Lohari Gate

Named for the ironsmiths (Lohars) who historically resided near it. A bustling hub of trade.

Pak Gate

Often associated with purity and proximity
to sacred shrines within the walled enclave.

Bohar Gate

A lively gateway area connected with
historic commerce and city life.

Haram Gate

The site of the infamous breach during the Siege of Multan. A gate of immense historical weight.

Delhi Gate

Facing east towards Delhi, this was traditionally the route taken by royal entourages.

Daulat Gate

The gate of wealth, historically located near the city’s main bazaars and financial districts.

Our Impact

By connecting cultural heritage with tourism, research, education and community engagement, Walled City Multan aims to strengthen public appreciation for the historic city and encourage its long-term protection.

Book a heritage walk

Guided walks cross historic gates, sacred shrines, and narrow bazaars. Stories hide in the walls and wait in the streets.