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Tourism Bulletin 1 Updated July 2014 - Volume: 2, Issue: 7 IN THIS BULLETIN HIGHLIGHTS: One year after shocking terrorist attack, Pakistan’s peaks 02 English News 2-15 bereft of foreign climbers Spotlight: From the rabab strings to stardom 03 Humanitarian Interventions 16 Youth parliament ideal forum to learn of cultural, ethnic 04 diversity Tourism Profile: District 17-19 World medical tourism congress opens in Taipei 04 Lok Virsa to document GB’s indigenous folk culture 04 Multan Sikh heritage sites in Pakistan in ‘poor shape’ 05 In Malaysia, I visited a mosque – In Pakistan, I can’t 05 Maps 20,22,24 IHC restrains govt from direct appointments in 28 PSEs 06 Tourist arrivals up in Nepal 06 Articles 21,23 Tourist information centres to be set up for Sikh Yatrees 07 Gala celebrates Pakistani culture 07 Chinese Tourist kidnapped near Dera Ismail Khan 07 Urdu News 25-27 First Pakistani expedition takes off for K2 08 PTDC offers lucrative package for Ramazan 08 Tourism Directory 28-32 PTDC ensures comprehensive security plan for domestic 09 and foreign tourists MULTAN TOURIST GUIDE MAP CULTURAL HERITAGE OF MULTAN MAPS TOURISM TRAVEL & EXPENDITURE INBOUND AND OUTBOUND - 2011 71°0'0"E 72°0'0"E Cultural Heritage of Multan Legend n r ta u l t p Darbar Gh u t d Building n b M U a a a C Z o Tu B w lip R S a t SCALE =1:50,000 to reet Shahi N tU Masjis h rdu s B r Sawi d az d l Garden a aa a a i g r B h l o h Masj a s d y u E h d R a S a s o n ste o n G r L o r R a l n Damdama 1 d R e o a Qamar oa p d C o Peer d h y Shahi t ! a Baba Moza Balo ( Gate R r Din B o Khas o Masjid Habib Gulzar n k R N a n d Shah i s House a L o o Rukn B Matti Tall R MULTAN e[ Historic Remain ss Karai Bal CITY Canal Rest House a S Darbar Q Nawabpur p u M y Darbar ¥ ra L d Khanewal Road Lakhi Wala B M j oa Jamia MasjidAkbar Shah r ö ian R Basti u Masjid Pa M R i H M rp o T E u i Gumbad Wala Mosque R a a Kumharan l d Chah Said D u R Peer Sheikh d i t m d a a o g R n Hawaili A o Bab-ul-Qasim a R h g Q l a B o a a d d a y o y 5 § q p - C a a d Basti Nau A a u h d d a o d d S a s N C r h Shrine a o t n ah o s Nor N h u s e o R ther Syedpur is n e h R n B h o K Yo n R a ypas Mound t c a Main Bazzar u h r s R a w i t ni a S d r s r u l T c ö o a k h Lange Kha R f om Gulshan Market Pir Khurshid Colony oa a e o a p Hazrat Peer d R h ad so l R r r Mandar S a b Damdama a o e y M N w Surya Mandir a Nawabpur a e Patti Sar a e R n - b e a o w d Hazrat 5 n Nigar h d a Memorial a c K Kaloo Wall d B i a a B ! 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