4 Days Sindh (South East Pakistan) Historical Tour
Day 01 Meet at Karachi Drive to Keenjhar via Thatta.
enroute Visit Chaukundi,
Banbhore, Makli & Shahjehan mosque (UNESCO World heritage sites), late Afternoon arrive
Keenjher Overnight at STDC Motel Keenjhar lake.
Day 02 Morning short tour of Hyderabad visit Sindh University's
institute of Sindhology museum & Kalhora monuments later drive
to Sukkur enroute visit Bhit Shah the shrine of Shah Abdul Latif the great
sufi poet of Pakistan on arrival check in at RT Grace hotel.
Day 03 Breakfast at Hotel. Tour of Sukkur visit minaret of Masoom
Shah and Bazaar, later to Moen
Jo Daro. Visit this world heritage site of Pakistan which is contemporary
to Egypt and Mesopotamian visit SD & DK areas in detail later visit
museum and visit to a local village nearby late afternoon transfer to
hotel in Larkana overnight at Sambara hotel.
Day 04 Breakfast at hotel drive to Sehwan Sharif most respected
Sufi saint in the region continue to Karachi Overnight at hotel.
Cost : US$
458.00 Per person
on double occupancy bed & breakfast basis at 3 star hotels.
Discounts available for groups and tour operators.
Cost Includes: Hotels on double occupancy Bed & breakfast
basis, Tours & transfers in private A/C car/coach, Government taxes
Services of a professional English Speaking Guide.
Cost Does not Include: Airfare Airport taxes, tips laundry, lunch
dinner, mineral water, and any other extra expanses
Contact us for cost and more
details
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
- What is included in the tour?
- Accommodation, breakfast, guided tours, entrance fees, and private transport with air-conditioning.
- Is this tour suitable for families?
- Yes, it’s educational and culturally enriching for all age groups.
- Are the sites safe to visit?
- Yes, all destinations are secure and frequently visited by local and international tourists.
- Can I customize the itinerary?
- Yes, we offer flexible options for groups and private travelers.
- What is the best time to take this tour?
- October to March offers the most pleasant weather for travel in Sindh.
Why These Places Matter
- Chaukundi Tombs: 15th-century sandstone tombs with intricate carvings, representing Sindhi tribal heritage.
- Banbhore: Ancient port city believed to be the site of Debal, where Islam first arrived in South Asia.
- Makli Necropolis: One of the largest graveyards in the world, home to elaborate tombs of rulers and saints.
- Shah Jahan Mosque: Mughal-era mosque known for its stunning tile work and acoustic design.
- Keenjhar Lake: A serene freshwater lake and bird sanctuary, ideal for relaxation and folklore exploration.
- Sindhology Museum: Repository of Sindh’s cultural, literary, and archaeological history.
- Bhit Shah: Shrine of Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai, a revered Sufi poet whose verses celebrate Sindhi identity.
- Masoom Shah Minaret: A 17th-century tower offering panoramic views of Sukkur and the Indus River.
- Mohenjo Daro: UNESCO World Heritage site showcasing advanced urban planning from the Indus Valley Civilization (2500 BCE).
- Sehwan Sharif: Spiritual center housing the shrine of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar, a symbol of Sufi unity and devotion.
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