Ghanta Ghar Multan Building Established in 1884 Ghanta Ghar is a beautiful building in the center of Multan which was built during the period when the British ruled the subcontinent. Ghanta Ghar Chowk in Multan is also known for this building. . According to the records of the Department of Archaeology, the construction of Ghanta Ghar, the most beautiful historic building in Multan, started in 1884 during the British era and was completed four years later in 1888. Apart from Multan, there are Ghanta Ghar in three cities of Pakistan which are Faisalabad, Under construction in Sialkot and Hyderabad. In the beginning, when people did not usually own clocks because they were expensive and not common, the British built clock houses in cities. This historical building used to be the mansion of Ali Muhammad Khan Saduzai in the 18th century, but when the British conquered Multan in 1849, they established municipal committees to run the civic system, and then Ali Muhammad Khan Saduzai's mansion was converted into the mansion of Ali Muhammad Khan Saduzai in 1884 for the offices of these committees. The foundation stone of the clock tower was laid by the then Lieutenant Governor of Punjab, Sir Charles Ampherston Aitchison. Later, a committee office was established in it And even today, this building is maintaining its ruins with the government office, so Multan is also known as the city of saints and elders. This clock tower building has its own identity and is the owner of charming beauty.