(Diwar-e-Sindh)
Sindh province has a rich historical and cultural past. It has several iconic tourist attractions through its length and breadth. The most indelible and historic landmark called “Diwar –e-Sindh” which is wonderfully accurate like the great wall of China, located at Rani Kot around 250 kilometers off from Khairpur Mirs city, is one of those historic tourist sites and mysterious places. Sadly, culturally and historically rich sites of Sindh has been ignored by the national and international media.
Unfortunately the concerned provincial departments including department of culture, department of tourism and others are not putting in practice their genuine efforts to develop and promote its culture and preserve its history. Regrettably, most of the people in Pakistan and even younger generation in the province do not know about many historic tourist sites of the province.
However, the provincial government is requested to launch prerequisite programs to promote rich and enviable culture and tourist spots and also preserve history of Sindh. Regarding the promotion of Diwar-e-Sindh (The great wall of Sindh) it is proposed that a few consecutive cabinet meetings may be held at this majestic historic site to make it center of attraction for tourists in and abroad, interalia, necessary tourist facilities may also be provided therein
Sindh province has a rich historical and cultural past. It has several iconic tourist attractions through its length and breadth. The most indelible and historic landmark called “Diwar –e-Sindh” which is wonderfully accurate like the great wall of China, located at Rani Kot around 250 kilometers off from Khairpur Mirs city, is one of those historic tourist sites and mysterious places. Sadly, culturally and historically rich sites of Sindh has been ignored by the national and international media.
Unfortunately the concerned provincial departments including department of culture, department of tourism and others are not putting in practice their genuine efforts to develop and promote its culture and preserve its history. Regrettably, most of the people in Pakistan and even younger generation in the province do not know about many historic tourist sites of the province.
However, the provincial government is requested to launch prerequisite programs to promote rich and enviable culture and tourist spots and also preserve history of Sindh. Regarding the promotion of Diwar-e-Sindh (The great wall of Sindh) it is proposed that a few consecutive cabinet meetings may be held at this majestic historic site to make it center of attraction for tourists in and abroad, interalia, necessary tourist facilities may also be provided therein
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| Rani Kot |
