Drigh Lake – A Sanctuary for Migratory Birds
Drigh Lake is a preferable place for residents and migratory birds of winters such as Grey Heron, Great White Egret, Painted Snipe, Pintail, Common Teal, Wigeon, Marsh Harrier, Pied Kingfisher, Purple Galinule, Moorhen, Common...
Faiz Mahal and Royalty of Talpurs Sindh
The royal family of Talpur has been ruling majestically for centuries over this medieval land. The last heir to the throne of the royal family, Prince Mir Mehdi Raza Talpur sat down with The...
سڪرنڊ ريلوي اسٽيشن 1991 کان اڄ تائين ٽرين (ريل) جو انتظار ڪندي!
پاڪستان ۾هونئن ته گهڻا ئي ريلوي اسٽيشن آهن، جنهن مان ڪجهه اڄ ڪلهه بند آهن. جنهن مان سنڌ جي هڪ شهر سڪرنڊ ۾ به هڪ ريلوي اسٽيشن آهي. سڪرنڊ شهر جي اسٽيشن مان آخري...
Ancient Monuments at Makli, Thatta
The capital of 3 successive reigns and after that governed by the Mughal emperors of Delhi, Thatta was continually adorned from 14th to 18th century. The remnants of the city and its cemetery contribute...
The Great Wall Of Sindh: The Mysterious Ranikot
The man behind the “Karachi Walla” and “Overheard in Karachi”, Farooq Somro heads out to search the wonders and mysteries of Pakistan about which many would like to know the answers to. One of...
Hadero Lake: A Perfect Place for Wildlife
Hadero is significant salty water wetland of Sindh, where variation of waterfowl favors to pass the time. At this magnificent lake, one is more excited to see Cranes, Swans and Stocks and the flock...
The Ancient Monuments of Thatta Depicts the View of Ignorance
What could have been a great source of tourist attraction In Thatta, the ancient Makli Graveyard, one of the greatest cemeteries in the globe, is reflecting a view of utter ignorance with its shabby...
Qasim Fort – The Flawless Complex
The Qasim Fort was established in 18th century by the dynasty of Talpur when the Karachi’s port used to do trade with Bahrain and Oman. British stormed the fort in 1839 due to the...
Jhulay Lal: The Cradle Of Tolerance And Endurance
One of my colleagues once asked me that whether I thought it was possible that the Muslims and the Hindus can pray in the same place?
Obviously like most of the people my answer...
Beauty of The Barren Land: Sukkur
The sun was setting as me and my awkward trio of a novelist, a hunter and a CSS officer enter into Sukkur and decided to make Sukkur as a rest point on our way...
