KARACHI: The Sindh government is gearing up to bolster tourism by introducing new tourist train services aimed at exploring the historical sites within the province. One such route will stretch from Karachi to Parche-Ji-Veri, renowned for its breathtaking sunset vistas, with a stopover in Hyderabad along the way. The train will run from Saturday to Sunday.
The government is actively engaged in discussions with Pakistan Railways to ensure that the fares remain affordable for passengers. Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah, the Minister of Culture, Tourism, Antiquities, and Archives for Sindh, emphasized that these endeavors are integral to the government’s larger mission of fostering cultural heritage and tourism in the region.
By providing citizens with an avenue to delve into the province’s rich history and scenic landscapes, these services aim to cultivate a deeper appreciation for Sindh’s cultural tapestry. Additionally, plans are underway to launch a bus service in Karachi, offering guided tours of the city’s historical landmarks, including the zoo.
