Home of Sindh's Sweetest Mangoes
Mirpur Khas is one of Pakistan's most famous agricultural cities, known worldwide for producing the sweetest and finest mango varieties such as Sindhri and Chaunsa. Located in southeastern Sindh, the city thrives on fertile lands that support fruit farming, sugarcane, and cotton production.
In addition to agriculture, Mirpur Khas has historical roots dating back to the Kalhora dynasty. The city is surrounded by old archaeological remains, lakes, and rural settlements that reflect deep Sindhi tradition.
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Experience mango orchards, rural beauty, and cultural history
Developed during Talpur and British eras, Mirpur Khas served as an administrative center. Its forts, tombs, and old architecture reflect centuries of Sindh's heritage.
The city's historical significance is preserved through ancient structures and cultural traditions that continue to influence modern life, creating a unique blend of past and present.
The city reflects classic Sindhi culture—ajrak, Sindhi topi, folk dance, and local storytelling traditions.
Community celebrations, traditional music, and colorful festivals showcase the rich cultural heritage that has been passed down through generations in this historic region.
Old Mirpur Khas Fort: Ancient fort reflecting regional history and heritage.
Local Markets: Traditional bazaars featuring local products and crafts.
Rural Farm Areas: Scenic agricultural landscapes and farming communities.
Mirpur Khas offers delicious local specialties and traditional dishes:
Sindhri Mango Dishes: Various preparations using the famous sweet mangoes.
Sindhi Kadhi: Traditional yogurt-based curry with vegetables.
Dal Chawal: Simple yet flavorful lentil and rice combination.
Lassi & Milk Sweets: Refreshing drinks and traditional dairy desserts.
Fresh Fruits & Sugarcane Juice: Local produce and natural refreshments.
Mirpur Khas has good transportation access and connectivity:
Road Connections: Connected to Hyderabad via major road networks.
Railway Station: Rail services connecting to major cities.
Intercity Buses: Regular bus and van services to Sindh cities.
Local Transport: Easily available throughout the city and surrounding areas.
Regional Access: Convenient routes to nearby towns and villages.
Various stay options are available for visitors and travelers:
Hotels & Guest Houses: Comfortable accommodations with basic amenities.
Farmhouse Stays: Unique rural experiences in agricultural settings.
Budget Inns: Affordable lodging options for budget-conscious travelers.
Roadside Lodges: Convenient stops for travelers passing through the region.
Seasonal Stays: Additional options during mango harvesting season.