With 14.9 million inhabitants, Karachi is one of the largest cities in the world. The capital of Sindh province was also the capital of the country until 1959 and an important economic, trade and production center, transport hub and cultural center.
In the center of the city you will find numerous universities, colleges, research institutes, museums, galleries and monuments, as well as impressive and top-equipped conference hotels. One of the most important sights is Mazar-e-Quaid, the mausoleum of the founder of Pakistan.
The city is located on the western edge of the Indus estuary delta on the coast of the Arabian Sea, surrounded by hills on the western and northern borders of the urban agglomeration.
Karachi has a diverse industry - the city's economy is focused on the extraction of iron, shipbuilding and processing steel, textiles, chemicals and the transportation of petroleum.
Karachi is home to numerous sights, natural retreats and great attractions! A great way to unwind for a few hours during your conference is to visit Gandhi Garden. Other great green oases in the city include Burns Garden on Court Road, Hill Park in Jahmshed Town or Aziz Bhatti Park.
During your stay in Karachi you will find numerous, architectural splendors, historical cultural sites and monumental monuments! In short, Karachi is a place for culture enthusiasts! On a guided tour, for example, you can learn more about the Mazar-e-Quaid mausoleum, where the founder of Pakistan - Mohammed Ali Jinnah - rests.
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Another great highlight is a guided tour of the city of Karachi. Experience a city rich in culture and history. Explore the markets of the city and get to know the multifaceted life of Karachi first hand!
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