Fort Kohna Qasim Garden

زیارتگاه معروف بهاءالدین زکریا در حاشیه شمال شرقی قلعه باستانی مولتان، مقبره شیخ الکبیر شیخ الاسلام مخدوم بهاء الدین ابومحمد زکریا القریشی هاشمی ، یکی از بزرگ ترین مقدسین سهروردیه و از مظاهر سهروردیه یا سلسله قرار دارد . شیخ الشویخ شهاب الدین سهروردی بنیانگذار سهروردیه سیلسیله در شبه قاره هند بود . محوطه پر از گدا هست که توريست ها رو اذیت میکنند اویزون ادم هستند تا پول ندی ول نمیکنند فضا پر ارمش هست اگه دولت مولتان این گدا ها رو جمع کنهThe famous shrine of Bahā' al-Dīn Zakariya On the northeastern outskirts of the ancient fort of Multan, lies the tomb of Sheikh al-Kabir Sheikh al-Islam Makhdoom Baha' al-Dīn Abu Muhammad Zakariya al-Qurāshī Hashmi, one of the greatest Suhrawardī saints and a manifestation of the Suhrawardī order or lineage. Sheikh al-Shuwaykh Shahab al-Dīn Suhrawardī was the founder of the Suhrawardī order in the Indian subcontinent. The area is full of beggars who harass tourists. They are people who hang around until they give money. The atmosphere is very peaceful if the Multan government collects these beggars.

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ویت place

گلزاری جامع مسجد

حضرت بہاالحق زکریا

الســـلام علیکم

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نوع

مکان تاریخی

Big forte situated on high land of Multan city. Many parks tombs and some government services makes this place unique. Big number of wold pigeons found there. Good entertainment environment for the public makes it all time favorite outing place.

There’s very bad parking place out here. I request to govt or whoever is in the management to please provide succession parking if you guys won’t so do charge extra parking fee but please dedicate a specific vast parking lot there is so much space around the term in the upper side you can dedicate that this place is a very in famous spot to be visited every person that visits this city almost 90% of them comes here you can manage it properly I request to the management to please settle out the parking issue there is no parking and whatever that is in that chowk it’s way pathetic you can’t park there properly and it also it’s also very small. I request again to all the management to please please manage this issue

Bachpan ma jo vibe thi, ab wo wapis nahi ati. 🙏Apny bacho ko choti age ma ghumany la jaya karo, bad ma chai thandi ho jati ha!

Fort Kohna Qasim Garden in Multan is a historic fort and public park on Hussain Agahi Road, near Shah Rukn-e-Alam's shrine. Originally built by the Katoch dynasty around 2600 years ago, it was rebuilt several times and later destroyed by the British in 1848-49. Today, it features lush gardens, ancient ruins, a museum, and is a popular spot for locals and tourists to relax, take photos, and enjoy cultural events. The site includes four historic gates, remnants of 46 bastions, and is a key landmark in Multan's heritage.

I recently had the opportunity to visit the historic Qasim Fort in Multan, and I must say, it was an unforgettable experience. As I walked through the fort's imposing gates, I felt a sense of awe at the sheer scale and grandeur of this ancient structure. Built in the 12th century, Qasim Fort has witnessed the rise and fall of empires, and its walls have seen countless battles and sieges. As I explored the fort's labyrinthine corridors and chambers, I couldn't help but feel a sense of connection to the past. The fort's architecture is a testament to the ingenuity and craftsmanship of the ancient builders. The intricate stone carvings, the ornate tile work, and the imposing bastions all speak to the fort's rich history. Despite being centuries old, Qasim Fort still exudes an aura of majesty and power. As I stood on the fort's ramparts, looking out over the city of Multan, I felt a sense of pride and wonder at this incredible piece of history. Overall, my visit to Qasim Fort was a truly enriching experience. I would highly recommend it to anyone interested in history, architecture, or simply exploring the rich cultural heritage of Pakistan.

"Fort Kohna Qasim Garden is a breathtakingly beautiful place in Multan. The view from the top is stunning, with the entire city of Multan spread out before your eyes. When we visited at night, the garden was lit up with beautiful lights, adding to its charm. However, the surrounding walls are damaged and need repair. I urge the government to fix the walls and maintain this historic site. The garden's beauty and history make it a must-visit destination. With some TLC, it can become an even more popular tourist spot. Let's preserve our cultural heritage

bahut hi sukoon aur noraniyat mili aur rohani sukoon bahut Mila aur tour ka leya zabardast place

Historical fort kohna Qasim garden is also fabulous and beautiful place of the Multan.

Beautiful place to visit Historic fort Multan's main attraction for lovers of historical places Its near Clock Tower chowk Easy access from all corners of city Alongwith fort is the busiest market of Multan that is Hussain Agahi market A must visit place with many options of food and shopping Govt and admin must improve cleanliness and make it family friendly park to increase visitors security and provide peaceful environment

Many say that visiting the tombs and walking through the garden gives a feeling of peace, calm, and “inner quiet.” Some come for prayer or reflection, others just to soak in the spiritual air. The garden spaces, grassy lawns, trees, birdsong and open air are frequently appreciated. Especially the elevated parts of the fort (“ramparts” or “domes / high points”) which afford good views of Multan city. Sunset or evening times are often recommended.

The Multan Fort, located in the culturally rich city of Multan, is a magnificent testament to Pakistan's historical legacy and serves as a beacon for those seeking a deeper understanding of the country's vibrant heritage. With its well-preserved architecture and storied past, the fort attracts visitors from across the nation, who are captivated by its grandeur and intrigued by the stories of empires that once thrived within its walls. As a symbol of Multan's identity as the "City of Saints," the Multan Fort stands as a proud reminder of the city's rich cultural tapestry and offers a glimpse into the captivating history of Pakistan.