4Farid S. 1 month ago

Easy and safe route to the museum. Recommended use Google Maps for the location. On the way back, from Cafe Imran it's about 10 Kms. Entry fee is approximately Rs. 100 per person. There is always room for improvement. And currently at the site work is under progress too.

5Kashif A. 5 months ago

Very convenient for Karachites for short trip. Safe, secure and easily accessible. Other than historical importance, the place is nice for families as staff is very supportive and with well maintained canteen a few moments of relaxation can be enjoyed with good taste of tea and other refreshments with the prices that are over charged.

5Chacha C. 6 months ago

A must visit place. Specially for those who loves history. Peaceful and calm environment with tidy washrooms and a good canteen having cold drinks etc. A semi off road type road from N5 to the site but every vehicle can go over there. Good polite staff but one thing I noticed that the person who issues tickets was issuing single ticket instead issuing ticket as per number of visitors. Like we bought 15 tickets but got only one ticket for all 15 persons. Per adult person entry fee is Rs. 20/-.

5Faizan Ul M. 7 months ago

Best historical place but so sad about government of Sindh don't care about this place and giving no facilities

5Ambreen Z. 8 months ago

An archaeological site with very rich history. Ticket for museum is very low even for foreigners.

5Sobia I. 1 year ago

Historical place, if you love to know about history. Also it has some remains of Fort that was built near the Indus River. Frist mosque of South Asia is also present there.

5Hamid A. 1 year ago

Good picnic point for Family. NATURAL observation DECK.

5faisal r. 1 year ago

A historical and peacefull place, Debal Fort and it's belongings are worth watching. Safe for family visit bring kids to know them history of ancient Sindh. Ticke to Museum just Rs. 20, facilities of restaurant, rest rooms and washrooms available. The road to Museum around 2KM is not smooth but travelable. We Planned a weekend breakfast at café Imran Gharo and visited Bhbore Museum and Fort on the way back to Karachi.

5Amanullah T. 1 year ago

It is a must visit place, very nice and humble staff very peaceful and what a history. The road is little bad in some patches but overall any car can go. You can have a breakfast at cafe imran make a u turn and this place will be on your left way back to karachi

5Tasnim A. 1 year ago

A so important piece of history that very few in the most populated city in the country have visited which is not far from here. Good guides and facilities.

4Qazi M. 1 year ago

Nice Museum at Bhambhor , Sindh.

4Ahmed K. 1 year ago

Well maintained museum. Guidance also provided by the management. Basis facilities are available must visit with family.

2Asim M. 1 year ago

What could have been a great tourist attraction is now a diaplated ruin with a small museum housing stuff that the local waderas had no use for or the Sindh antiquities dept. Couldn't find a buyer for. This place is textbook example of what happens when corruption is left to run rampant. There is one thing that one needs to be thankful though, they constructed pretty good toilets separate for men and for women so even though you wouldn't find a tuck shop or souvenir shop there, you can still take a dump in peace.

5Nawab Tanweer A. 2 years ago

Good place for those who love history. The place is well maintained with only 20 Rupees entry fee. There is a nice cafe with beautiful surrounding to sit.

5Anas K. 2 years ago

Best place to visit. As it is our cultural heritage and remind us the bravery of PAKISTANI people. Must visit palce for all especially school/college must visit this place so they see what they learbed in books.

3Saira B. 2 years ago

There's no effort being made to preserve the remains. There's no addition in the museum. To attract visitors they should establish a restaurant. A sound and light show with the narration of history can attract more visitors.

5Amar G. 2 years ago

Historical site of Debul.

5Waqas K. 2 years ago

It is a good historical place with good facilities, proper washrooms, canteen where you can get local chips, coldrink and water. They also have huts AC and Non-AC. This is the place from where Bin Qasim entered Sindh and Islam entered into ASIA.

4Shoaib C. 2 years ago

Building is renovated. Clean and well managed place. Not bad for a short trip.

1akif s. 2 years ago

Although archaeological museums throughout Pakistan are pretty poor places - and not surprisingly as these operate without any official development funds (with 90% pr more funds going for salaries) - Bhambore must take the unenviable distinction of probably being the worse. Indeed with entry fee of about 12 US cents hardly anything is possible. The museum comprises one hall with about 10 display windows. The building was put up about 50 years ago and the only additions (to the main building) were two large plaques by an egoistic minister and officials who wanted their names to be part of history (in whatever way - negative or positive). The great innovation in the display windows is that these operate on natural light with a large vent for sunlight to lighten up the displays. A few terribly un-creative structures designed like typical government rest-rooms have been put up on the side-lawns - with the architect having no sense of place (like a facade made of stones that form the fronts of thousands of Karachi's elite homes). There was no water in the wash rooms - fortunately this was warned in advance or else I would have been left stranded. The upkeep of the main display room is pathetic - again not surprisingly as from personal experience I know that the government's actual expenditure of funds is about 30% (rest being pilfered and embezzled through corruption).

4Asif J I. 2 years ago

Its 1 hour drive from Karachi and highly recommended place to visit . 1st masjid of South Asia is there and fort where Muhammad bin Qasim came and conquered Sindh. Must visit place and specially for school and college students.

5zia s. 2 years ago

Very good place to visit.

5Syedahson a. 2 years ago

Wow... What a place. I had always heard the gateway is Sindh but didn't know before visiting this place that this is the Place from where Bin Qasim entered Sindh and the epic castle of Raja Dahir, the Shiva temple, museum and the tale of Sasui and Panhoo.... What an experience!

5Jameel A. 2 years ago

Beautifull place

4Samira B. 2 years ago

Totally like harrapa museum. Yes few articles seemed real. Yet mostly looked forged proper guides should be assigned with proper history. Our sweet guard was good at folk lore and all that he had been taught word by word like a rhetoric speech. I request the local and federal government to please attention to our real assets our history our pride

5mukhtar a. 2 years ago

Historical place must see and atmosphere is very good plan a trip with family it's very awesome

5Abdullah K. 2 years ago

Now its very well maintained and had a resting area with clean canteen. A best place for a day trip .

5Sohail R. 2 years ago

Old heritage site. It has good sight seeing options. Everyone should go there with family.

5Sabeeh F. 2 years ago

Best place to visit karachi near by... historical site and well maintained

4hashim k. 2 years ago

It’s a very small but adequate museum. Just carries the important pottery and other artefacts found in near by excavation site. Similar stones pottery pieces were found on hill also. But the place was kept nice and clean by the administration so it’s a job well done. The toilets however were all Asian style.

5Savak S. 2 years ago

Must visit point

5ShabbirAbbas Bukhari T. 2 years ago

Great

2Syed Atif A. 2 years ago

Poor collection of archeology.

4Rana M. 2 years ago

Good experience overall. Specially babul-islam.

4Muhammad I. 2 years ago

Good Palace for Day Trip

4R C Kingdom M S B. 2 years ago

Nice

3Taimur K. 2 years ago

Not much to see, one can hardly view museum in 10 mins, rest are mountainous areas not much of an interest. However there are some rest houses which family can rent for a day or night stay.

4Mahmood K. 2 years ago

Good place to visit with family. Not crowded. Museum staff is very co-operative and professional.

5Asif Khan K. 2 years ago

It was really good. It is such a good historical place and environment was very good and it is a informative place for travelers

5Afshan A. 2 years ago

Its a wonderful place outside karachi full of peace n fresh air...a complete historic place...must visit

5Aziz A. 2 years ago

Awesome

5Yasir A. 2 years ago

Historical and lovely place 😍

5Raja A. 2 years ago

It's really good

5Azar Ejaz A. 2 years ago

Should make your kids visit this place

4Foreign M. 2 years ago

Bhambore museum is filled with ancient pots, jewelry, sewing kits, etc. The transparent glass placed at the front of the antique stuff is stained with marks, and there is no proper lightning for the historical things.

5fayyaz s. 2 years ago

It is great visiting place near karachi. I visited many times, but every visit give me a new feelings. I think if here arrange some camping facilities. And night stay. It will be great for adventures.

5Sajan G. 2 years ago

Amazing

5Aisha A. 3 years ago

Such a great place to visit. I visited this place in mid September 2020. The place was well managed, clean, and very green. The museum and its surrounding area was well maintained and not crowded at all. Bathrooms were clean as well. There weren't many shops in the vicinity but its was a nice and quite spot to bring children and learn about history.

5Shahrukh N. 3 years ago

Centuries of history is piled up amongst the ruins of Bhambore fort. This is the iconic and historical place where Muhammad Bin Qasim fought the forces of Raja Dahir in the year 712AD and eventually became successful. This led to the advent of Islam in South Asia. The place has a small museum which has beautiful old artefacts from different civilizations which lived in this region. The place interestingly has a few rest houses as well which can be rented for Rs. 5000 only for a period of 12 hours. Right behind the Fort is a tributary of River Indus. Back in the day River Indus actually used to flow across it. It is an amazing place to renew history.

4Hasan T. 3 years ago

Ancient muslim town.

5Navid A. 3 years ago

beautiful and historic

5AH Bilal K. 3 years ago

Good place to visit with family

5Shafiq Rehman L. 3 years ago

Condition of link road is pathetic

5sherazi q. 3 years ago

Excellent

3Wahaaj S. 3 years ago

This place was just okay as it had a typically small canteen area, the museum is well built, the fort is been in extincting stage its better if it is recovered, guest houses have been built which is a great step towards modernization , bathroom facility is also available, yes there is a ticket charge and a great water tank is also placed which in turn makes the facility as a motel with AC rooms for stay. A great place for an archealogist and historians and specifically school trips and you should pack your food as there are no restaurants there, its a great point for picnics.

5Sansaar K. 3 years ago

Historical site on the coastal Bank of Arabian sea. Little far from Karachi. Worth visiting place of Sassui

4M. Danish A. 3 years ago

Place is Full Of History. Also. It's a Place where FIRST MASJID|MOSQUE OF SOUTH ASIA WAS BUILT..

5Syed Anas A. 3 years ago

Good rest house for families

5Special G. 3 years ago

Good historical place.

3Asad Ullah B. 3 years ago

Mesueum is worth visiting if u r traveling on that route already

4Ali Khan G. 3 years ago

its good. museum is well maintained.

4Anisa K. 3 years ago

Very historical site and definitely national asset. Need to preserve it for our future generations.

5Noorahmed S. 3 years ago

Old city of sindh have a historical background

2zubair a. 3 years ago

need to improvement nd still not for family

5smartiz. p. 3 years ago

a historical place

5Hammad B. 3 years ago

Great place, an hour's drive from Karachi centre. A must visit place, serene and inspiring.

3Mohammad Z. 3 years ago

Not Maintained

5Muhammad A. 3 years ago

Nice palace

4Seven Sea T. 3 years ago

First foot prints at Sindh muhommad Bin Qasim good place for view.

5syed mukhtar A. 4 years ago

An excellent way of haritage of historically importance preservation good work must be appreciated

3Muhammad Jamil K. 4 years ago

An ancient Historical place. Remains of 4500 yrs old civilization. 65km from Karachi City.

5Shayan R. 4 years ago

It was awesome experience, Banbhore or Bhambore, is an ancient city dating to the 1st century BC located in Sindh, Pakistan. The city ruins lie on the N-5 National Highway, east of Karachi. It dates back to the Scytho-Parthian era and was later controlled by Muslims from the 8th to the 13th century, after which it was abandoned.

3Arsalan Wahid A. 5 years ago

For the historic value it's a great place to visit ,but given its far away from the city and the black of public facilities such as the basic sanitary facilities beg one to ask for more.