Ghotki is located in Northern Sindh, South-West of Islamabad, and is a border region between Sindh and Punjab. Ghotki is known for its mango plantations, abundant date trees, sugarcane and cotton. Ghotkians are mostly educated and very hospitable people with well-known positions inside the country.
Apart from its captivating monuments, parks and museums and scenic landscape Ghotki is famous as the only region in Sindh in which it snows.
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Moomal-Ji-Mari
Momal- Ji- Mari is a fortress at a distance of 15 kilometers from the Ghotki town and at an elevation of 23 meters, in the village known as Mathelo. A legendary myth and love story is associated with the site which gives an insight into the regions rich history. The site in on 5 acres of land and consists of a museum, library, art gallery, auditorium and a handicraft Centre for women.
Circuit House
The Government circuit house in Ghotki’s grand design, lush ground and wild flowers make for a popular tourist attraction. There is a clubhouse by the circuit house where you can grab a bite while enjoying the view. Circuit house is also one of Ghotki’s most popular locations to take photos.
Jamia Masjid
Jamia Masjid in Ghotki is a historical and grand mosque which is about 300 years old.It was constructed in 1732 and is a symbol of heritage of the era. Its vast inner courtyard and tall, white arches keep the mosque cool and comfortable to be in and admire the intricate patterns, art and architecture in its interior.
