Explore 4 Markets in Pakistan

From the oldest bazaars in Multan to Asia’s largest chili trade

By Google Arts & Culture

Crowded Hussain Agahi Market (2020)SOCH Outreach Foundation

1. Multan's Hussain Agahi Bazaar

This market is a hub for all things associated with Multani culture and local traditions. The bazaar is located in the heart of the old city, where traditional hand embroidered and block-printed fabrics take center stage. Explore more.

Unique pots and vases (2020)SOCH Outreach Foundation

2. Nigar Khana

Also in Multan, Nigar Khana (known as the 'House of Art') is a special landmark for both locals and visitors to discover the impressive collection of souvenirs and antiques on sale. Explore more.

Sanam chillies (2020)SOCH Outreach Foundation

3. Kunri

This town located in Umerkot, Sindh –the southernmost province of Pakistan – is recognized as the red chili capital of Asia. It is vital for trade in both local and international markets. Explore more.

Vegetable carts (2020)SOCH Outreach Foundation

3. Karachi’s Empress Market

This is the very first and the only mall in Karachi, selling everything from fresh produce to essential masalas. Explore more.

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