Nagarpakar sindh | Firts Part | dji drone | Beautiful Pakistan | Historical | Mithi city

Nagarpakar sindh | Firts Part | dji drone | Beautiful Pakistan | Historical | Mithi city | Karoonjhar Mountains | Tharparkar District in Sindh
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Nagarparkar is a farthest town in southeastern tip of Sindh, hold importance for many reasons: being near the town of Indian border, and for being the home to remains of a number of oldest Jain temples in Pakistan as this the region once had a significant Jain population and now are popular tourist attractions and heritage sites in the region.
Nagarparkar is at the foot of the Karoonjhar Hills made-up of pink granite which has surrounded the town for 25 km (16 miles) about 15 km from the Indian border, lies Barmer (Rajasthan) on east and on its south is Run Katchh. The area have sand dunes, sand valleys, springs and surrounding by a rocky belt of Parkar, while the remaining part is an arid sandy desert area.

The pink granite stone of this mountain is used for making tiles. There is a saying that the Karoonjhar hills provide 1.25 kg of gold every day in the form of red granite stone, china clay, and honey. In summer, different sounds are audible from the rock due to sulphur deposits.

The town and its surroundings are rich in wildlife and therefore, environmentalist NGOs are demanding the national park status for Nagarparkar in order to protect its flora and fauna from being damaging.
Nagarparkar can only be reached via Mithi both by car as well by mini buses. Some 4 to 5 mini buses, all non air-conditioned leaves from Mithi only before the sunsets at the interval of an hour. A ticket on mini bus from Mithi costs about Rs 200 and the journey may take about 3-3½ hours. Earliest bus leaves at around noon and the last one at 4PM. From Nagarparkar, last bus for Mithi leaves at around 1:30PM for Mithi and Islamkott.

Nagarparkar is some 150 km in distance from Mithi on Nagarparkar-Islamkot Rd which later merges with Islamkot-Nagarparkar Rd.