Karachi Tours & Holidays
Karachi Small Group Tours & Tailor-Made Holidays
Pakistan's most populous and most cosmopolitan city, Karachi lies on the shores of the Arabian Sea. Home to two of the country's busiest seaports, it began life as a fortified settlement in the early years of the 18th century, before going on to play a major role in British India before Partition. Today it enjoys a reputation as one of Pakistan's most liberal and ethnically diverse cities and plays host to an important collection of museums and shrines, including the National Museum of Pakistan, ...
Pakistan's most populous and most cosmopolitan city, Karachi lies on the shores of the Arabian Sea. Home to two of the country's busiest seaports, it began life as a fortified settlement in the early years of the 18th century, before going on to play a major role in British India before Partition. Today it enjoys a reputation as one of Pakistan's most liberal and ethnically diverse cities and plays host to an important collection of museums and shrines, including the National Museum of Pakistan, the Mausoleum of Muhammad Ali Jinnah and the shrine of Abdullah Shah Ghazi. A short distance from the city also lie the World Heritage treasures of the Shah Jahan Mosque in Thatta and the necropolis site at Makli Hill, one of the largest in the world.
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Explore Mohatta Palace Museum
Built by a businessman from Marwar as his summer home in 1927 in the traditional stone of palaces in Rajasthan using pink Jodhpur, the beautiful palace of Mohatta is worth exploring, with a museum which tells the story of the civilisations prior to partition.![Visit the Abdullah Shah Ghazi Shrine](/media/cache/driver/upload/mirror/dhruv-wildfrontierstravel-com/3cb5d295_abdullahshahghazikarachidreamstimem112040659.jpeg)
Visit the Abdullah Shah Ghazi Shrine
The most popular shrine in Karachi, the saint’s many admirers believe that the reason cyclones usually miss hitting Karachi is due to the mystical power and presence of Shah Ghazi’s spirit.![Go to Clifton Beach for Sunset](/media/cache/driver/upload/mirror/dhruv-wildfrontierstravel-com/3aac9874_CliftonBeachKarachiDT.jpeg)