Sindh Offers Countless Destinations For Tourists: CM Murad
KARACHI, (APP - UrduPoint / Pakistan Point News - 27th Sep, 2026) The Sindh Chief Minister (CM) Syed Murad Ali Shah, in his message on World Tourism Day, has extended greetings to tourists globally and highlighted the province's rich natural beauty, ancient civilizations, historical heritage, and Sufi traditions.
A Tapestry of Beauty and History
Sindh, he said, boasts a beautiful blend of natural landscapes, ancient civilizations, magnificent historical heritage, and Sufi traditions. The land is home to one of the world’s oldest civilizations, the Indus Valley Civilization, with Mohenjo-daro as a significant chapter in human history and testament to thousands of years of Sindh's civilizational heritage.
Historical Landmarks and Natural Wonders
Murad Ali Shah noted that the province is marked by iconic historical landmarks like the Ranikot Fort, known as the "Wall of Sindh," and scenic mountain landscapes at Gorakh Hill. He also praised Faiz Mahal in Khairpur for its fine example of Sindh's architectural splendor. Other important cultural sites include Sadh Belo, Shah Jo Minaro, and Sukkur Barrage.
Natural Beauty and Cultural Heritage
The CM described the Karoonjhar Mountains, Thar Desert, Achhro Thar, and Keenjhar Lake as showcases of Sindh's natural beauty. Bhambore and Keti Bandar are symbols of ancient civilization, history, and commercial heritage. He also highlighted the potential for marine tourism in the province’s maritime islands, including Manora, Bundal, Badu, Shamspir, Baba, Bhit, and Oyster Rocks, as well as Karachi's Sea View.
Cultural and Historical Treasures
Sindh, according to the CM, offers countless destinations, from deserts to mountains, lakes to beaches, and archaeological sites to historic buildings. He named Mohenjo-daro, Ranikot, Gorakh Hill, Faiz Mahal, Karoonjhar, Keenjhar, Thar, Makli Necropolis, and Chaukhandi tombs as precious assets of the province.
Tourism for All
Tourism in Sindh, he emphasized, is not just about visiting beautiful places but also connecting with thousands of years of civilization, history, culture, and traditions. Sufi traditions, folk culture, handicrafts, music, and hospitality give Sindh a distinctive tourism identity. The protection of historical heritage and the promotion of tourism are priorities for the Sindh government, which aims to create new economic opportunities and employment through tourism.