The Sindh government has unveiled plans to introduce new bus and train services aimed at bolstering cultural and tourism initiatives across the province, announced by Sindh Minister of Culture, Tourism, Antiquities, and Archives Syed Zulfiqar Ali Shah. These endeavors underscore the government’s commitment to promoting Sindh’s rich cultural heritage and tourism potential.
Minister Shah expressed confidence that these services would afford citizens the opportunity to delve into the province’s diverse history and picturesque landscapes, fostering a deeper appreciation for its cultural legacy and natural beauty.
The train service, slated to operate from Karachi to Parche-Ji-Veri via Hyderabad, offers travelers a scenic journey, culminating in the breathtaking sunset views at Parche-Ji-Veri. Scheduled departures from Karachi every Saturday, with returns on Sunday, promise weekend getaways filled with exploration and discovery.
Notably, the train route will facilitate visits to significant historical sites while providing passengers with an immersive experience of Sindh’s captivating scenery. Discussions are underway with Pakistan Railways to determine affordable fare structures, ensuring accessibility for all segments of society.
Complementing the train service, a bus tour in Karachi will traverse the city’s historical landmarks, including the renowned zoo, offering residents and visitors alike a convenient means to explore the city’s cultural treasures.
This initiative holds particular significance as it provides entertainment options for individuals unable to embark on more extensive journeys, such as those to Naran Kaghan, especially during the summer holidays.
By expanding transportation options and facilitating access to cultural and tourist attractions, the Sindh government’s initiatives aim to invigorate the province’s tourism sector while enriching the lives of its residents with memorable experiences and discoveries.
