Bohar Gate - Inner City, Multan

This side is full of traffic and public it's situated mid of the Multan city. That's area is so famous for shopping. You got all things here in normal price .

I went there to attend a religious ceremony on my way I could see shops selling cheap and low price towels and other plastic home use items

Bohar Gate, one of the ancient gateways of Multan, reflects the historic soul of the walled city. Once lined with shady banyan trees, it served as a vital trade and supply route when Multan thrived as a river port. Though the original Mughal-era structure was damaged and later rebuilt by the British, the gate still stands with twin towers as a silent witness to centuries of history, trade, and culture. Sadly, urban encroachments and commercial banners have masked much of its charm, but the essence of its heritage still echoes through the bustling streets and age-old stone's

Multan Bohar Gate is an ancient and old market. This place is located in the center of Multan where thousands of people come at once and buy various items. This place is suitable for wedding shopping. All types of clothes are available here. All varieties of beauty parlors are available. This place is very ancient and there are ancient buildings which were the estates of old kings. This place is always surrounded by people and people gather everywhere.

Nestled in the heart of Multan’s walled city, Bohar Gate stands as a timeless reminder of the city’s glorious past. Named after the ancient Bohar (banyan) trees that once shaded its entrance, this gate — built around 1756 — now opens into one of Multan’s most vibrant and colorful bazaars. The Bohar Gate Market is a living museum of tradition and trade. Here, narrow winding streets are lined with shops selling rich fabrics, embroidered dresses, dupattas, household goods, and traditional handicrafts. The air is filled with the sounds of bargaining, the scent of spices, and the warmth of old-city charm. Though the lanes are busy and the roads tight, every corner carries a story. Locals still greet visitors with kindness, and small tea stalls offer a perfect break from the bustle — a cup of Multani chai in hand, as life flows by just as it has for centuries. For those who seek authentic culture, color, and connection, Bohar Gate isn’t just a market — it’s an experience, where history breathes and the soul of Multan still lives.