Karachi

Saddar, the commercial heart of Karachi, is a magnet for visitors. Its wide boulevards and narrow side streets host a variety of markets and bazaars, showcasing the city's bustling street life. Along Zaibunnisa Street, you’ll find fine examples of Victorian architecture, a legacy from colonial times, while Muhammad Ali (MA) Jinnah Road features Karachi’s most famous landmark — the Quaid Mausoleum. Saddar is also a good area for budget accommodation, and for affordable eats, Burns Road is a must-visit, known for its mouth-watering street food and traditional dishes. South of Saddar, along the coastline, lie the upscale neighbourhoods of Clifton and DHA (Defence Housing Authority). Clifton’s marine promenade is a popular evening spot for locals, who gather to dine at the numerous restaurants by the boatyard or to enjoy a stroll while admiring one of the world’s tallest water fountains. Clifton Beach is another highlight, where you can ride camels or horses along the shoreline. In the neighbouring DHA area, Zamzama Boulevard offers a range of designer boutiques, coffee shops, and stylish restaurants, attracting a well-heeled crowd. For art enthusiasts, the nearby Canvas Gallery showcases contemporary Pakistani art.