No visit to Multan is complete without a box of sohan halwa. Made from milk, sugar, wheat and generous amounts of ghee, then studded with pistachios, almonds and cardamom, this dense, caramelised sweet has been the City of Saints’ signature for more than a century.
These are the Multan names to know for sohan halwa and traditional sweets — the classic shops locals buy from and visitors carry home.
Hafiz Ka Sohan Halwa
The pioneer of Multani sohan halwa, in Hussain Agahi bazaar.
Abdul Wadood Sohan Halwa
One of Multan’s nationally known sohan halwa names.
Darbar-e-Shereen Sweets & Bakers
Sohan halwa, badam pak and pista halwa at Bahar Chowk.
Nirala Sweets نرّالا سویٹس
Traditional mithai on Nusrat Road.
Al-Afia Rewari Sweets & Bakers العافیہ ریواڑی سوئیٹس اینڈ فوڈ بیکرز
A neighbourhood sweets and bakery shop in Mumtazabad.
Gulshan Bakers & Sweets
Sweets and bakery on Rashid Minhas Road.
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