Qawwali echoing through marble courtyards. Turquoise tile domes over Multan. Verses by Bulleh Shah and Baba Farid that people still sing eight centuries on.
This is not a sightseeing tour. It is an invitation into Punjab's spiritual heart, with guides who know the poetry as well as the history.
Fast Facts
- Duration
- 6 Days
- Grade
- Easy
- Best Season
- October to March
- Stay
- Hotels
- Departure
- Lahore
Trip Highlights
- Shah Rukn e Alam's great dome
- Uch Sharif's tombs
- Qawwali evenings
- Sufi poetry storytelling
- Multani blue pottery and crafts
Day by Day
Day 1
Lahore: the shrine of Data Ganj Bakhsh and Shah Hussain. Evening qawwali where held.
Day 2
Kasur and the shrine of Bulleh Shah, then drive to Pakpattan.
Day 3
Shrine of Baba Fariduddin Ganjshakar in Pakpattan, then on to Multan.
Day 4
Multan: Bahauddin Zakariya, Shah Rukn e Alam and Shah Shams Tabrez.
Day 5
Day trip to Uch Sharif and its tile clad tombs.
Day 6
Multan's craft bazaars, then return to Lahore.
What's Included
- Transport
- Hotel accommodation
- Scheduled meals
- Heritage guide
What's Not Included
- Donations and offerings
- Personal expenses
- Travel insurance
Important Information
- Modest dress is required at all shrines.
- Qawwali sessions follow each shrine's own schedule.
- Optional Islamabad extension: Bari Imam and Golra Sharif.
Before you go
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Private and small group departures.