Salt Lake

Salt Lake near Khipro, Sindh

Sindh Village

A village in Sindh in Ongar area

Chaunro - Desert Hut

The desert hut homes of the people of Thar and Rajasthan. This photo was taken near Khipro, Sindh, Pakistan.

Salt Lake

Salt Lake in Sand Dunes near Khipro, Sindh, Pakistan. (Edits: minor only)

Salt Lake

Salt Lake, in. Khipro, Sindh. (Edits: minor)

Sindh Flora

Catus at Ongar

Sindh Flora

Cactus blooming at Ongar Hills near Kotri, Sindh, Pakistan.

Hyderabad's Old Architecture

Navalrai Market Clock Tower Hyderabad Sindh

Old Sindh Mosques

Khudabad Mosque Interior

Thari Nomad Painting

Thari woman cooking for her children and husband under the open sky. Wherever they feel hungry or find edible plants, they make their kitchen on the spot. (edits: major editing)

Fort in Naukot

Talpur Fort in Naukot. (Edits: minor)

Thar

Road from Mithi, Tharparkar (Edits: minor)

Fort in Naukot

Talpur's Fort Naukot Sindh. (Edits: moderate)

Naukot Fort

Talpur Mir's fort in Naukot. (Edits: moderate)

Umerkot

Umerkot, Sindh, Pakistan. (Edits: minor)

Umerkot

A government building of British era in Umerkot, near Umerkot fort. (edits: minor)

Daily Life in Sindh's Villages

It is a common sight in Sindh these days - village people walking along the road, commuting in a qingqi, parked trucks on the roadside for a thadhal drink or food and life goes on. Those who want to have a feel of the daily life of Sindh in their homes and offices, a canvas print of this photo can be an excellent option. (Edits: mojor editing)

Jehangir Kothari Parade

Jehangir Kothari Parade is a promenade built on land bequeathed by Seth Jehangir Hormusji Kothari to the city of Karachi. It is situated in the Clifton area of the city famous for its SeaView Beach which was built in 1919. There are two structures: the Promenade Pavilion and the Pier of the complex which is named after Lady Lloyd, Governor of Bombay Sir George Lloyd's wife. (Edits: major)

Calotropis Plant

Calotropis gigantea (Crown flower) found in Cambodia, Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, Sri Lanka, India, China, Pakistan, Nepal, and tropical Africa. Common in Sindh. The flowers are used in various floral arrangements in Thailand. In Cambodia, they are used in funerals to decorate the urn or sarcophagus and the interior of the house holding the funeral. In Indonesia its flowers are called widuri. In India, the plant is common in the compounds of temples and is known as Madar in Hindi. Its leaf is one of the five leaves used in the Panch Pallava, a ritual assortment of five different leaves used as a totem by the Maratha culture in India.In Sindh, the plant is called "Akk". (Edits: enhancements)

Ongar Landscapes

The landscape of Sindh's Ongar area. Ongar is the site of ancient paleolithic flints. There are lots of small hills which were inhabited by human beings in the stone age era. (Edits: moderate)

Ongar - one of the most important Paleolithic site

Ongar is one of the most important Paleolithic site discovered in southern Sindh, few kilometers south of Hyderabad, on the right side of the Indus River. (Edits: moderate)

Devi - The mesquite of Sindh - Prosopis Juliflora

Prosopis Juliflora, known commonly as "Devi" in Sindhi - The mesquite of Sindh - grows in semi-arid regions like this, Ongar. The lone Devi on the top of this hill indicates its toughness in the race for survival. (Edits: moderate)

Ongar Lanscape

Landscape of Sindh's Ongar area. (Edits: moderate)

The Lansdowne Bridge Rohri

The Lansdowne Bridge Rohri is a former railway bridge over the Indus River in Sindh, Pakistan. A marvel of 19th-century engineering, the 'longest 'rigid' girder bridge in the world' at that time, it was begun in 1887. It was designed by Sir Alexander Meadows Rendel; the girder work, weighing a massive 3,300 tons, was manufactured in London by the firm of Westwood, Baillie and erected by F.E. Robertson, and Hecquet. This image is improved, enhanced and modified version of the original photo for wall decor printing and printing over decorative items. (Edits: minor)