Author Archives: Discover Indus

Terracotta pipes found in Mohenjo-daro, one of the major cities of the Indus Valley Civilization (IVC), are significant examples of early urban engineering. These pipes were used primarily for drainage and sanitation. Here’s a quick overview: Terracotta Pipes in Mohenjo-daro: … Continue reading →

Itinerary:Day 1:Departure for BalochistanMud Volcano, Hinglaj Mata Mandir Check-in at resortNight stay at Kund Malir Beach Resort Day 2:Departure for PasniSphinx of Balochistan, Princess of Hope, Ormara beachNight stay at Pasni in Guesthouse Day 3:BreakfastDeparture to explore Gwadar CityExploring Marine … Continue reading →

One the one hand, the priest-king of Mohenjo-daro may look like a real person; on the other, his garment and other signs led the archeologist Ernest Mackay to write “the only stone image yet discovered which can definitely be said … Continue reading →

The State Granary Sir Mortimer Wheeler excavated this fascinating building at Mohenjodaro in 1950. He interpreted this structure as Civic Granary. The City State and its officials supplied grains to the local populations of both Upper City & Lower City … Continue reading →

BHAMBHORE Bhanbhore is ruins of the ancient port city of Debal from 7th century, located at the base of Indus River, approximately 60 km between Dhabeji and Gharo towns on the N-5 Na-tional Highway; known for the ruins of a … Continue reading →

TOMB OF ISSA TURKHAN The Tomb of Mirza Isa Khan Turkhan (1644 AD/1054 AH) at Makli Hills, district Thatto, Sindh, is a two-story stone building with majestic cupolas. balconies, stone carving and engraving. In contrast to the synergetic architecture of … Continue reading →