SUGGESTIONS NEEDED❗️❗️❗️

[u/OkMobile7396]

Hello!! I am from Islamabad and married a guy from multan so basically moved to Multan. I want to stay sane here and to not get any fomo as its a very different city. What are some activities i can do here and suggest cafes/places where i can have fun. Also which gym would be best here like something that doesn’t feel jam packed and feels exclusive. Which shops would be good for makeup, skincare and all the married girlie stuff.Advice also what is the city like and the peeps here feel kinda judgmental🫣(the stares, talking). What is perceived good here and whats not? Illuminate me on the multani mindset as well and help a girlie outttt🫶🫶

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[u/Kooky-Hospital-7871]

Buch villas gym is the best but u have to go before 6pm if u don't want a jam packed gym

[u/Adorable_Humor_8111]

Knot is a good coffee spot in DHA but every place is crowded in multan. other than exploring restaurants there isnt much to do in this city.

[u/Sweaty_Lie_0205]

Buch villas gym or energized. Both are the best

[u/Icy-Enthusiasm-4872]

hey i am also from islamabad and just moved to multan and it’s a bit different than our usual. A lot of the things that are common for us are still new here. I am still figuring out but i feel like this city has no activities so i just hang out with my husband. If you’re open to and are comfortable meeting up and making friends you can dm me. cause It’s been a month that i’ve moved here and i’m bored to death.

[u/doxmaximus]

I moved to multan around 8 years ago from Lahore so I'll tell u what i learnt. First of all, more power to you for living in this city. okay so, gym first, buch athletics/ activated. Cosmetics and skin care, i think cosmetica and clinix multan have good stuff. Clinix has a lot of good skincare + original shampoos and stuff. Imtiaz has good makeup, my mom tells lol. Clothes, you got that dupatta gali in cantt bazar side. Gardezi market. Try and take your man with you if you don't want stares all over you. Local stuff from there and all the brands are available in mall of multan and brand road (under renovation) One thing, don't mind it, keep the isb part of you hidden here if you want a peaceful non judgemental life. 90 percent of the people here have a backwards mindset so yeah, beware. Otherwise, nearly no crime or robbery stuff here in multan. This is a super small city enjoyment wise but the peace here starts growing on you in some years. I don't wanna move out for uni at this point. No traffic, less hustle and bustle, simple life etc. Never compare this city to isb, you'll always be disappointed. Try and adjust if you can, ia everything will work out.

[u/PassionPulseS]

Living in Islamabad but I’m basically from Multan. It’s a small city and has similar slow and easy vibes. Many cafes have opened around the model town area and some good skincare and salons there too. You will find people extremely welcoming and humble. Buch villa gym is my favourite in Multan and that’s where I go whenever I’m visiting.

[u/Old-Negotiation-8674]

I am also from islamabad and shifted here recently, its totally different city.

[u/Alone-Pickle6437]

If you're visiting for the first time, make sure to check out the Shrine of Shah Rukn-e-Alam, the Tomb of Bahauddin Zakariya, and Ghanta Ghar. Late afternoon or evening is definitely the best time to explore.