24K Rs 456,978/tola ▼ -0.40%22K Rs 418,912/tola ▼ -0.40%21K Rs 399,856/tola ▼ -0.40%18K Rs 342,733/tola ▼ -0.40%Updated 8 Sep 2026, 10:53 PM PKT · Sarafa market open24K Rs 456,978/tola ▼ -0.40%22K Rs 418,912/tola ▼ -0.40%21K Rs 399,856/tola ▼ -0.40%18K Rs 342,733/tola ▼ -0.40%Updated 8 Sep 2026, 10:53 PM PKT · Sarafa market open
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Gold Rate Per Vori (Bhori) Today

The vori is the standard gold weight in Bangladesh: 1 vori = 11.664 grams — effectively identical to the Pakistani tola. Convert vori to grams and see live 24K values below.

24K Gold

Per Vori (PKR)
Rs 456,986
Pakistan market equivalent

24K Gold

Per Vori (BDT)
BDT 202,357
Bangladesh market equivalent
11.664
24K value (PKR) Rs 456,986

Vori, tola and gram — how they relate

Bangladesh quotes gold per vori (bhori), Pakistan per tola, and international markets per gram or troy ounce. Because the vori (11.664 g) and the tola (11.6638 g) are effectively the same weight, a per-vori price and a per-tola price for the same purity are directly comparable once you convert the currency.

Comparing markets? See the live gold rate in Pakistan and the gold rate in Bangladesh, or use the tola to gram converter and full gold calculator.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many grams in 1 vori of gold?

One vori (also spelled bhori) equals 11.664 grams — effectively the same weight as the Pakistani tola of 11.6638 grams.

Is a vori the same as a tola?

Practically yes. The Bangladeshi vori and the Pakistani tola are both standardised at roughly 11.66 grams, so per-vori and per-tola prices for the same purity are directly comparable.

How many vori in 1 kilogram of gold?

1000 g ÷ 11.664 g ≈ 85.73 vori per kilogram.

Disclaimer: The gold and silver rates provided on this website are aggregated from various local bullion markets and Sarafa Associations across Pakistan. While we strive to maintain accurate and up-to-date information, these prices are indicative and subject to continuous market fluctuations. They do not include making charges, local taxes, or dealer commissions. We recommend verifying the final price with your local jeweller before making any transaction.