Sindh Tourism

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An old building at Village Mir Sher Muhammad Talpur in Mirpurkhas of Sindh Pakistan, it was built in 1898 by Mir Mohammed Hassan Khan Talpur (Magistrate) grand son of HH Mir Sher Mohammad Khan Talpur, last ruler or Sindh before England's invasion on Sindh.

 

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Sindh daughter ...
Daughter of a farmer live in a village near Rukan Burara town of Dist: Sanghar..

 

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https://twitter.com/x/status/1532633911582412800

 

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Beautiful Sindh. The historical jewel of Pakistan. My mother's side of the family has ties to Larkana and Thatta. It pains me to see all the neglect.

 

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Not sure where else to write this, are there any Sindhis here on PDF or partial Sindhis?

 

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Baqar Lake Resort at the tail of Nara Canal near Chotiari Dam, Sanghar, Sindh.
Lake spread into three Districts Sanghar, Nawabshah and Khairpur.
It is home of many rare and beautiful species. A beautiful STDC Guesthouse for tourists..

 

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Ghanta Ghar at Naval Rai Market of Hyderabad Sindh.
This Ghanta Ghar built in 1914 at tail/end of Shahi bazar which start from main gate of Pka Qila/Fort.

 

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Central Tower, Omerkot Fort....

 

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Remains of earliest fortified Town, situated at opposite Kot Diji Fort on National Highway, spreads over 3.3 acre of land, Kot Diji is the earliest known ruin of the great Chalcolithic civilization of the Indus Valley..

 

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Wedding..
Groom

 

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Frere Hall , Karachi.

 

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Lake of Thar desert

 

[Pakistan Ka Beta]

 

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Hyderabad, channel Mori

 

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Mir Muhammad Masoom Shah Bakhri a 16th century Sindhi Muslim historian, physician and pharmacist from Bakhar, Sindh.
He is known for writing a history of Sindh, was also a trusted lieutenant of the Mughal emperor Akbar,
His minaret was built in about 1607 in Sukkur.

Beautiful Shah Jahan Mosque of Thatta, Sindh Pakistan. This Mosque built in 17th Century during the reign of Mughal emperor Shah Jahan, who bestowed it to the city as a token of gratitude.