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Dec 26, 2017

“large ruined city at what was the mouth of the Indus”

May 9, 2016

“Picnic at historical place”

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DrTomShelley

Chatham

7116

Reviewed December 26, 2017

large ruined city at what was the mouth of the Indus

Still being excavated but it is evident that it was founded by the Parthians just before 0AD and continued to be occupied until the 8th century when the River Indus moved away from it. It was evidently a large city at its height. There is...More

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HamzaMahmood

Lahore, Pakistan

158808

Reviewed May 9, 2016

Picnic at historical place

A very nice place with sea water near by. This is the location where Muhammad Bin Qasim first attacked Hindu raja and claimed first muslim place in Hidustan (now known as Pakistan and India). The building structure is no mo more except the walls are...More

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muradqadir985

karachi

3828

Reviewed June 17, 2015

Less known yet a site to be visited

Bhambore is easily reached through National Highway located about 65 Km from Karachi. Bhanbore is the same place (also called as Debal port in history) where Mohammad Bin Qasim, a General sent by Hujaj Bin Yousuf from Basra Iraq, landed in 712 AD. He was...More

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Baloch101

Muscat, Oman

266220

Reviewed November 22, 2014

Yet an other Historic Place

Bhambore is famous for its ruins. There is a museum which contains very significant tools, coins, pots..etc... which were unearth from this old city. An other place for the lovers of the Geography & the history. though anyone can go there... there are also booked...More

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Bilal123

Karachi, Pakistan

8643

Reviewed October 20, 2014

History Refreshed

A magnificent Historical place ! The place is vast and you should also take some water and snacks with you. It also has one of the first mosques of South Asia. It is very green during monsoon season. There is a museum but it is...More

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Muneeb C

Auckland, New Zealand

3717

Reviewed February 5, 2014

historical site

Muhammad bin Qasim first entered Sindh through here. this area has been lived in previous to the Islamic invasion and dates back to a Buddhist era. Additionally the village was home to sassui, lover of panui.

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Irfan Ali Shah R

Karachi

2028

Reviewed January 16, 2014

Historical but ill maintained!

Historical site; a must see! When you visit do ask for booklet. There is a small museum along with the fort. Historians say that the first Mosque of the sub continent had been built here n still exists .

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ameerhamza

Karachi, Pakistan

176

Reviewed December 5, 2013

First masjid in Sub-continent

Bhambore is a historical site from Hindu times. It is considered a key historical town of Debal, which was taken over by conquering Muslim armies from Arab under the banner of Muhammad bin Qasim. The old temple site and the first masjid in Indian Sub...More

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wszewko

Warsaw, Poland

2234

Reviewed October 4, 2013

for ancient history fun

Stone and mud remainings of scytho - partian city. Small museum inside with around 8-10 cabinets with some exhibition and well described periods of the city development. It is the place for history lover but if you expect some nice and picturesque views you will...More

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Bilal U

Karachi, Pakistan

2419

Reviewed December 13, 2012

good historical place

its a very good place to visit to know about the history of this location. this is the place where Indus River earlier pass through and the place where Bin Qasim landed in Sindh. there is small museum also.

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