Overview
All flights to Karachi land at the Karachi International Airport (also known as Jinnah International Airport). The airport is the busiest in the country, with 35 airlines currently flying to it. Karachi, a coastal city, has a dry climate. It experiences low precipitation, hot summers, and cool winters. When the weather is at its coolest and most comfortable, November to March is the best time to visit Karachi. Monsoons are experienced in Karachi from July through September, when the humidity is high. Karachi's summer months, from April through August, are warmer than the rest of the year. This makes them a poor time for holiday planning. Kara Film Festival, Karchi Literature Festival, The All Pakistan Music Conference and Eid-ul-Fitr are some of the most important festivals in Karachi.
City Attractions
Begin your tour of Karachi by visiting the Mohatta Palace. It was built by a Hindu Marwari entrepreneur who left it after partition. The palace became the official residence Fatima Jinnah (sister to Md Jinnah). It is now a museum that displays important historical artifacts. The Mausoleum Quaid-e-Azam is a magnificent structure of white marble that houses the tomb of Md Ali Jinnah, founder of Pakistan. The change of guards, which takes place every four hours, is a major attraction. Clifton Beach is a popular spot for picnicking and is located on the shores off Arabian Sea in Karachi.
Masjid-e-Tooba, Pakistan's largest sing dome mosque, can house 5000 people. The Haleji Lake is paradise for nature lovers. Here tourists can see migratory birds from Siberia. It is located 53km from Karachi, and can be seen more than 222 species. The stunning views from Kemari, a small port located in Karachi, are what make Kemari so special. From here, you can take a boat to Manora Island. This island has a lighthouse, church, and an ancient Hindu temple. The city's main shopping area is Empress Market. Aladdin Park, the largest regional theme park, is Aladdin Park. Do not miss the Bagh Ibn-e-Qasim, which is the largest garden in Pakistan when you are in Karachi.
Shopping and Eating
Biryani is a very popular dish in the city. There are many restaurants that only serve biryani. Popular dishes include haleem and nihari, as well as dal (lentils), and barbecue. There are many international cuisines available, including Chinese, Japanese and Arab cuisines, as well as fast food. The Port Grand Food and Entertainment Complex is Karachi's largest food street. It is an area that can be enjoyed by food lovers. The city's seafood delicacies are also well-known because it is a coastal city. You should try Sindhi fish biryani, a pancake made from rice flour that is found in the fishing communities on Baba Bhit Island. Karachi's most popular food markets include Boat Basin and Do Darya. There are many fine restaurants in the city that offer great food and glamorous dining options.
Karachi is a great place to shop for ethnic and modern goods. Dolmen Mall Clifton is the largest shopping mall in Karachi, with a variety of dining, retail, and entertainment options. Popular shopping areas include Tariq Road and Park Tower. Another area is Zamzama Boulevard, which is well-known for its many cafes and designer shops. You can find everything at the local bazaars of Karachi, Soldier Bazaar and Bohri Bazaar.