Interfaith Heritage & Sacred Pilgrimage Trail Across Pakistan

Visit the holy Gurdwara Janam Asthan in Nankana Sahib. Remove shoes, cover your head, and experience the peaceful atmosphere, community langar hall, and devotional kirtan sessions.

Explore the market streets directly opposite Gurdwara Janam Asthan. Visit Singh Sahib Cosmetic Shop to browse authentic turban cloths, Indian cosmetics, and local dry fruits.

Take a walking tour through the Sikh residential neighborhood adjoining the market to observe daily life, neighborhood hospitality, and cultural preservation.

Arrive in Multan city center and photograph the historic colonial-era Clock Tower (Ghanta Ghar), surrounded by colorful regional bazaars.

Visit the majestic 14th-century mausoleum of Sufi saint Shah Rukn-e-Alam, famous for its grand dome, intricate blue tilework, and panoramic hilltop views of Multan.

Visit the Krishna Mandir in Sadiqabad to witness the sanctum hall housing silver shrines, Laddu Gopal deity swings, and colorful community worship space.

Pay respects at the holy Shivling shrine positioned beneath the sacred Peepal tree inside the temple complex courtyard.

Explore Chak 107 in Rahim Yar Khan, a traditional rural Hindu settlement, to experience village life, mud-brick architecture, and warm rural hospitality.

Visit the local Rama Pir (Baba Ramdev) Temple at Basti 109 to learn about annual mela gatherings, traditional bhandara (communal feast) preparations, and interfaith unity.

Walk through Gurdwara Gali and Saraf Bazar in Daharki, an ancient market precinct famous for traditional gold jewelry shops, brassware, and local crafts.

Browse through the Cloth Market street where local merchants sell embroidered Sindhi textiles, festive attire, and Diwali lamps and decorations.

Visit Gurdwara Sahib Daharki, a prominent white-painted gurdwara structure situated right in the center of the town's historical commercial area.

Stop for dinner at Al Riaz Hotel on the main road in Daharki to savor affordable local Sindhi roadside dhaba dishes like dal fry, chicken karahi, and hot tandoori roti.

Explore the peaceful streets of Mithi, observing community life, local desert culture, and neighborhood temples scattered throughout the city.

Dine at Royal Taj Food in Mithi for authentic, budget-friendly local meals like daal mash, daal chana, and fresh hot chapatis.

Reach Sri Hinglaj Mata Mandir (Nani Mandir) set inside a mountain cave gorge in Hingol National Park. Participate in pilgrimage rituals in one of the oldest Shakti Peeths in South Asia.

Visit Anil Kund, a sacred natural water pool along the pilgrimage path where devotees perform holy ritual ablutions (snan).

Stop by Mata Shabri Ashram along the mountain walking trail, known for its sacred wild jujube (ber) trees where pilgrims rest.

Conclude the pilgrimage at Laxman Chashma, a natural fresh spring flowing out of the arid rock cliffs of the Hingol mountains.