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In pictures: Makli, one of the world's largest graveyards
SYED KUMAIL HASAN — ABOUT AN HOUR AGO
In Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh lies one of the largest necropolises in the world — the Makli graveyard, home to nearly half a million tombs and graves of royals, sufi saints and others, spread over an area of approximately 8km.
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Famous kings, queens, governors, saints, scholars, and philosophers are buried here in brick or stone monuments. The unique structures found in this cemetery are notable for their intricate designs, motifs and tile-work.
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
The main credit for establishing Makli as a holy place for worship goes to the Samma dynasty, when Jam Tamachi ordered for the construction of a mosque here.
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
SYED KUMAIL HASAN — ABOUT AN HOUR AGO
In Pakistan’s southern province of Sindh lies one of the largest necropolises in the world — the Makli graveyard, home to nearly half a million tombs and graves of royals, sufi saints and others, spread over an area of approximately 8km.
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Famous kings, queens, governors, saints, scholars, and philosophers are buried here in brick or stone monuments. The unique structures found in this cemetery are notable for their intricate designs, motifs and tile-work.
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan
The main credit for establishing Makli as a holy place for worship goes to the Samma dynasty, when Jam Tamachi ordered for the construction of a mosque here.
Photo by Kumail Hasan
Photo by Kumail Hasan