Sindh to Launch Air Safari Linking Karachi with Mohenjo-Daro
The Sindh government has announced an ambitious plan to introduce an air safari service connecting Karachi with the historic site of Mohenjo-Daro. The initiative is aimed at boosting cultural tourism while showcasing the province’s rich and ancient heritage to both domestic and international visitors.
Officials stated that the project is part of a broader tourism strategy designed to make Sindh’s تاریخی landmarks more accessible. By offering a direct aerial route, the government hopes to reduce travel time and encourage more लोगों to explore one of the world’s oldest urban settlements.
The agreement for the service has been signed between the Sindh Tourism Development Corporation and a private aviation company. The signing ceremony was attended by STDC Managing Director Fayaz Ali Shah and the company’s CEO Imran Aslam, marking a key step toward operationalizing the project.
Mohenjo-Daro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, remains one of the most significant archaeological discoveries of the Indus Valley Civilization. Despite its global importance, limited accessibility has often restricted tourist inflow. Authorities believe the new air safari will help overcome these challenges and position Sindh as a leading destination for heritage tourism.
The initiative is also expected to contribute to the local economy by creating opportunities in hospitality, transport, and related sectors. Increased tourist activity could bring renewed attention to preservation efforts and cultural awareness across the region.
As Pakistan continues to explore innovative ways to promote tourism, projects like this air safari highlight a shift toward modern solutions that connect people with history. If successfully implemented, the service could become a model for similar initiatives across other تاریخی sites in the country.
