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From its historical past to its vibrant present, Karachi has an enticing tale to tell. The port city was the capital of Pakistan till 1959 and still serves as a major business hub of the country.
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The vibrant city of Pakistan - Karachi From its historical past to its vibrant present, Karachi has an enticing tale to tell. The port city was the capital of Pakistan till 1959 and still serves as a major business hub of the country. It has inherited the traditional and cultural charm in combination with plenty of tourist attractions. This wonderful tourist place attracts a large number of inbound and outbound travellers every year. The major attractions of the metropolis include waterfronts, seasides, parks, museums, harbours and landmark historical structures. It therefore, has plenty of things to do, see and experience. Best time to visit Karachi Karachi has a tropical climate as it is located on the Arabian Sea. Summer, winter and monsoon are the three major seasons of the city along with a short burst of spring and autumn. The best season to book your flights to Karachi is between the months of November to March. This is the ideal season to enjoy the comfortable weather both indoors and outdoors. You can get cheap tickets to Karachi for the off season months of summer and monsoon; the weather is not bad at all during these months.
Getting to and from the airport As the economy and business hub of Pakistan, the city of Karachi is well served by multiple airlines through its Jinnah International Airport. It is Pakistan's largest international and domestic airport and is equipped with all types of modern facilities. Various air conditioned and non-air conditioned Radio Cabs, Taxi and Shuttle Services are available for passengers to get to and from the airport. These are the most convenient and reasonably priced services available for visitors. Apart from cars, public transportation is the most economical way to travel but it takes longer time. What to see and do Mazar-e-Quaid:- It is the most popular and visited tourist attraction of Karachi for both locals and foreigners. The iconic structure is the tomb of the founding father of Pakistan, Mohammad Ali Jinnah. It has a delightful architecture and design. The pure white marble structure with powerful lights makes the site an absolutely gorgeous place at night.
National Museum of Pakistan:- It is an important treasure of Pakistan’s ancient heritage where visitors can explore displayed objects of the Indus Valley Civilization, Gandhara sculptures, Islamic art, paintings, ancient coins, manuscripts and other valuables. The famous museum is located on Dr Ziauddin Ahmed Road. Empress Market:- The colonial market is more famous for its domestic Gothic style than shopping. It was built by the British to commemorate the silver Jubilee of Queen Victoria’s reign. The historic market sells meat, fish, poultry, vegetables and other groceries. Clifton Beach:- It is the most admired and fun filled part of the city which is a one stop destination for Karachiites and travellers. During holidays and weekends, the place is bustling with excitement with a vibrant crowd. The area has an amusement park and numerous stalls selling handicrafts and food.