Bhambore Museum

I have visited this place two times and It's a great place for landscape photography, You can also check the pictures that I have posted.

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

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/-.

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.

It's was nice experience to visit the Bhambore siate and museum.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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

This is a very critical historical site in the history of Indo-Pak. It is widely believed that this is the "Debal" site in Sindh, Thatta, at which Arabs, through Muhammad Bin Qasim, first arrived and attacked Sindh and eventually increased their influence in coming decades. Islam's arrival in India was therefore through this route, if such historians are believed.

The museum at this site has a good collection. The staff is limited and not much knowledgeable, neither is material written on boards too prolific. But still you will find some good anecdotes and other local stories. The site itself provides some valuable collections of archaeological interest. The location is also very safe to arrive at, and a beautiful one. I truly enjoyed it. Students should must visit this site.

It is also not much far away from Karachi, and can easily be covered with a day trip

One of the best preserved history site also called Debal Port of The great Raja Dahir host of Aal-e- Rasool victim of Hajjaj and bin qasim of Aal-e-Muawia. Bhambore is also a history about how the box of child Sassi was floating and Khatti tribes men caught the box and broght up Saasi. Foak Story of Sassi and Punnu of Ketch Makran also starts from this place.

Bhambore is called the gate of Islam

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.

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.

Good picnic point for Family.
NATURAL observation DECK.

We arranged one day trip with Dow university student with safar buddies

It's nice to see old traditional things.

Great place to visit