Multan, Pakistan
Pakistan
Multan, Pakistan connects to 5170 places across 25 topics through 437 Bunkabop connections, with history, sports, military, and religion as its dominant threads. The city's reach spans millennia: its territory held one of the largest provinces of the Mughal Empire and contains Harappan-period archaeological sites dating to around 3000 BC. It shares strong ties with Lahore, Delhi, and Afghanistan through military and political history, including the 1818 Siege of Multan. The Multan Sultans cricket franchise links the city to the Pakistan Super League and a broader sports network.
Diwan Sawan Mal Chopra
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Gujranwala, Pakistan | Nalwa, India
Aamer Bashir
Syed Musa Pak
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Pakistan | Punjab, Pakistan
Scylax of Caryanda
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Haifa, Israel | Hund, Pakistan
Trigarta Kingdom
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Jalandhar, India | Shamirpur, India
Karmo Kaur
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Punjab, Pakistan | Lahore, Pakistan
Multan International Airport
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Jeddah, Saudi Arabia | Muscat, Oman
Black Stone
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Bahrain | Mecca Province
Pakistan Super League
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: United Arab Emirates | Islamabad Capital Territory
Multan Subah
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Punjab, Pakistan | Layyah, Pakistan
Hindu temples in Multan
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Punjab, Pakistan | Bahawalpur, Pakistan
Karachi–Lahore Motorway
Connects Multan, Pakistan to: Chak 285 GB, Pakistan | Jalalpur Pirwala