Literary meaning to cross over sand; Tharparkar is known to be “the only fertile dessert” in the world houses almost 200 districts of the world; Mithi remains it heart and soul.
After traveling and Work experience in tharparker amazing in in my Life.I saw beauty of tharparker.I saw beautifull people of Tharperker, beautiful culture and simplicity of People.
As Tharparkar inhabits Rajistani Culture; Panhiari is the other name for women, are dressed in stunning floral traditional gararas, with laced dupattas accessorized with white bangles crafted in thar itself, this represent the women is married.
The life to Tharis is difficult, women is responsible to drag water for the household; thanks to Green Crescent Trust, Water Project they are making wells all over thar to overcome with the water crisis, wish that helps them improve the hardship that women and girls face there.
I am working With Action for humanitarian Development in District tharparker and we Construct 1000one room shelter in different area of Tharparker with support of International organization for mIgration.
We create different type of House in tharparker and all areas of Sindh.Lot of poor people in Sindh i love the Sufi Music in tharparker Meet with local people of tharparker the live in simple way with Rich Culture.
The Tharparkar district occurs in the south east of Sindh. It is believed to be one of the 29 districts of the Sindh Province of Pakistan. More than 90% of the people live in more than 200 villages. The Headquarters of the Thar is known as Mithi. A very large area of Tharparkar constitutes of the Thar Desert. The thari life is full of adventures for visitors where they explore the indigenous cultures, traditions and lifestyles. It’s a little paradise on earth. Visitors can meet and interact with community and enjoy local hospitality and enjoy the unique treasures.
I share you some Points of Tharparker with you.
1. Karoonjhar Mountains are situated in the city of Tharparkar. This is hill in the district near the place nagarparkar on the northern edge of the Runn of Kutch. It contains granite rocks and Chinese clay. The Karoonjhar range is 19 km in length and attains a height of 305 m. Karoonjhar Mouantains are rich in mineral deposits. The Karunjhar was famously known as Kinro. The Mountain Range has several places of historical importance, like Bhodeser talao, Alakh wao (hidden well), Anchlechure, Sardaro, Gao Mukhi.
2. Gori temple, situated situated at a distance of 14 miles north-west of Viravah, is about 125’ by 50 feet and similar is style as in temples at Bodesar. The effects of fire and gun powder which was used by Col. Tyrwhitt at the time of Nagar outbreak are quite marked. Still, it is the best surviving temple here, built of local stone with pillars and details of marble from Rajputana. It consists of three parts viz. an outer stone Mandpa or pavilion with marble pillars and a corbelled dome, leading to an interior Mandapa of similar design but supplemented by small cells. The shrine itself which formerly had a ‘Sikhara’ of typical Kathiawar type is now adorned with rows of miniature ‘Sikharas’. The temple according to an inscription was repaired in 1715 A.D.
3. The Jaina temple at Verawah is about 15 miles north of Nagar Parkar. The temple is made of stone and consists of an open group of pillars with carved capitals. From this temple was found a beautifully carved block of marble 6’-9” in length and 2’-7” in breadth which is now on display in the National Museum of Pakistan, Karachi.
4. Naukot fort is situated about 1½ mile from the Naukot town, which lies on edge of the desert in District Thar. The fort is said to have been constructed by Mir Karam Ali Khan Talpur in 1814 A.D. it is roughly square in plan measuring 640x600 feet. The fortification wall of the fort which gives a tapered look has been built of baked bricks laid in mud mortar. On south east corner, there exists an arched gateway flanked by semi-circular bastions hiding the main entrance.
The fort was used by Talpur Mirs as a strong hold cum-residence. Inside the fort, there are some structural in collapsed shape. Most probably these buildings were used as residences and a few of them for imprisoning the prisoners.
5. This mosque with white pillars in Bhodesar is a small marble and limestone structure near the pond embankment is built in 1436 AD.
It was built by Mehmood Shah Bin Zaffar Shah, ruler of Gujrat. The mosque is located 5 Kms from town Nagarparkar.
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