Multani sohan halwa
Sohan halwa is the sweet most closely linked with Multan. Rich, dense and flavoured with nuts, it is sold in tins and boxes across the old city and makes an easy gift to carry home.
Multan mangoes
Multan is well known for its mangoes. If you visit in the summer mango season, ask locals for the best varieties and fresh fruit stalls.
Local eats and everyday food
Multan has popular local eateries, street food and the usual national fast-food chains. Tell our front desk what you like (spicy, grilled, sweet or light) and we will point you to good options. Guests at Hotel Crown Inn also enjoy a complimentary breakfast every morning, and our team can arrange full board for longer stays.
Multani blue pottery
Hand-painted blue pottery is one of Multan's signature crafts: plates, vases, tiles and decorative pieces in cobalt blue and white.
Khussa and handicrafts
Multani khussa (traditional embroidered shoes) and other handicrafts are sold in the old-city bazaars, including Hussain Agahi Bazaar.
Multani mitti
Multani mitti, or fuller's earth, is a famous natural clay used in skincare and is a popular small souvenir.
Shopping tips
- Compare prices in two or three shops before buying.
- Bargain politely, especially for pottery and handicrafts.
- Ask the shop to pack fragile pottery well if you are flying home.
- Ask our front desk for trusted shops and transport.
Stay with us
Hotel Crown Inn has rooms from Rs 9,000 + tax with free breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking near Kachehri Chowk, Multan.
