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Hyderabad (HDD)

Fly to Hyderabad, that has grown from its roots as a fishing village on the banks of the Indus River, to one of the largest cities in Pakistan.

Hyderabad Airport (HDD)

Hyderabad Airport (HDD) no longer services commercial flights, and has been closed to commercial air traffic since 2013. To reach Hyderabad you must first fly to the Jinnah International Airport (KHI) in Karachi.

Airlines to Karachi

Jinnah International Airport (KHI) services many international airline carriers. These include Air China, Cathay Pacific Airways, Emirates, Etihad, Gulf Air, Qatar Airways, Saudi Arabian Airlines, Turkish Airlines, Malaysia Airlines, Alitalia, Oman Air, Thai Airways and SriLankan Airlines.

Getting into Hyderabad

By taxi

If you intend to travel from Karachi to Hyderabad there are a few ways you can get into the city. The first is via a rented car or taxi. This is considered to be the fastest way, as there is a super highway that allows travel between the two cities in about two hours.  

By train

You can also take a train from either the City or Cantt rail stations within the city of Karachi.

What can you do in Hyderabad?

Hyderabad is more of a business hub than a tourist’s haven, but don’t let this city fool you. It is the second largest city in the district of Sindh and there are all sorts of attractions to keep you occupied should you be stopping in this city.

One of its best features are the bustling marketplaces that litter the city, such as the Chotki Gitti and the Shahi Bazaar where you can indulge your shopping habit by picking up local wares such as clothes, jewellery and foods. Though if you want to partake in a few traditional delicacies, then head for the Chandni Market.

There are museums such as the Sindh Museum where you can learn about the Indus valley people and civilization, which will give you a great base for exploring the rest of the city. Outside of the metropolis is Lake Keenjhar, a manmade lake built as early as the 12th century to be a reservoir. Now it is home to a large variety of wildlife, especially birds, and makes for a wonderful escape from the goings-on of the busy city.

When should you go?

Hyderabad has pretty consistent temperatures. Expect averages in the winter months (December to February) to be in the late teens/early twenties, and for summer months to hover around 31-34°C. 

What do you need to know?

Currency: The Pakistani Rupee (PKR) 

Visas: It is likely you will need a visa to visit Pakistan. You can check whether you need one on the government website, where you can download the Visa Fee Structure that lists all prices for application.

Please note all information is current as of March 2016.


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