Multan Punjab, Pakistan Travel Guide
Your clothing choices heavily depend on the season of your visit.
Prepare for mild days and chilly evenings, or transitional warmth.
Comfortable, closed-toe Walking shoes or sturdy Sandals.
Slip-on shoes for easy removal at mosques and shrines.
Dressier shoes if visiting upscale restaurants or formal events.
Keeping your travel documents organized and secure is a top priority.
Ensure your devices stay charged and connected.
Smart tools for navigation, communication, and data safety.
Standard digital camera or modern Smartphone. Bring extra batteries or a battery pack. Consider protective gear for dust/heat.
Most international GSM phones are compatible with Pakistan's cell phone networks. Local SIM cards available at Multan International Airport or authorized retailers.
For camera gear and electronics, consider retailers like B&H Photo before your trip.
A well-stocked personal health kit for minor issues and specific needs.
Guard against the elements and common local ailments.
For typical Multan city visits, no specific gear is generally needed.
If venturing outside Multan, e.g., Lal Sohanra National Park, research specific gear.
Most common items can be purchased or rented locally (e.g., simple Camping gear).
These items enhance comfort, security, and convenience during your travels.
Contribute to sustainable travel and personal needs.
Women: covered heads, full arms/legs. Men: long pants. Remove shoes.
Standard Swimwear acceptable in hotel pools. Public swimming in mixed-gender settings is rare.
Western business attire or traditional Pakistani formal wear.
Modest dress for both men and women, especially in public areas.
Roll your clothes to save space and reduce wrinkles. Use packing cubes for organization.
Bring a small daypack for daily excursions, keeping essentials handy.
