Apart from being largest port city of and Trade hub of Pakistan, its history goes back to early 18th century and started from a small fishing village of Kolachi. In British era it became a port city specially after the opening of Suez Canal and connectivity of Karachi to rest of the continent through railways. It was the capital of Pakistan until 1959, and till date hides many elements of British Era in areas of cantonment and Clifton. Frere Hall, Mohata Palace, Quad e Azam House and the food street of Burns road are among the famous tourist attractions.
Art and music is the beeting pulse of the city with small gigs, concerts and art exhibitions happening every weekend keep the city alive.
An initiative to highlight Pakistan as the world’s most authentic off the beaten path Destination, offering most wide range of landscapes and experiences.
Trek to one of the most mysterious basecamps of Karakoram Mountains; The Haramosh Massif
A project based learning school’s trip to Old City of Lahore, Traverse engages on all levels to highlight historical significance of Pakistan
