Bhambore reflects the rich cultural heritage and historical Significance of the province of Sindh, Pakistan in the true sense of the word. It basically displays the ruins of ancient port city of Debal and is located near Karachi right at the base of Indus River. Bhambore is widely famous for the ruins of a castle which was destroyed by Muhammad Bin Qasim when he invaded Sindh. Another distinguishing importance of this city is its rich folk culture including the legendary love story of Sassi Punnun.

Pakistan is a land of natural beauty and beautiful historical places built by mankind of different era. If we talk about the great historical buildings of Pakistan we have a lot. These buildings, tombs, forts, Masjids, and palaces are famous for their architectural beauty and attraction that catch the visitor’s attention from all over the country and from the world.

Stretching from Karachi (Sindh) to Ormara (Balochistan) is the magnificent coastline of Pakistan. In its natural pristine magnificence it stands as one of the most bio diverse and beautiful of the world. Due to the wide and diverse array of natural beauty and wealth of life it has become a heaven for fishermen, tourists and conservationists.

The province of Sindh known for its diverse culture is rich in creative embroiders which moved from different parts of India. These embroiders create stunning pieces of embroidery which highlights the creativity in themselves. Among all the famous embroidery work of Pakistan, Sindhi karhai is quite famous that plays a great part from the beautiful province of Sindh. This Sindhi karhai is famous not only in Pakistan, but in outer countries as well. This fascinating embroidery work takes you to the famous crafts of Sindh. This karhai is all done with hand which gives it a fantastic touch to enjoy.

 Ajrak is a shawl that is worn by Sindhi, Seraiki and Southern Punjabi people. It is a piece of cotton cloth shaped like a shawl has special designs and different patterns made using block printing by stamps. The colors that are used for making these designs or pattern are red, blue, black, yellow, green, etc. From many years ajrak is become a symbol of Sindhi traditions and culture. There is no doubt to say that Ajrak is considered a necessary part of Sindhi culture and clothing of Sindhi people. Sindhi men use it as a turban or “Pagri” or hang it around their shoulders or drop it over one shoulder. The Sindhi women use it as a dupatta or a shawl.

Dresses can be tailored with in a single day however which one to tailor is a question whose answer has something to do with tradition followed throughout history in a particular region.