Gwadar Travel Guide

 besal Says:  Hammerhead is a projection protruding out on the ocean, and looks like front of a hammerhead shark. This rocky mass was created by ancient mud volcanoes which covered this region. Majority of the mountains carved on the coastal highways are results of mud volcanoes. The... 

 besal Says:  Ormara is approx 240 km from Karachi. This city is also at a mid-point between Karachi and Gwadar. The city belongs to Pakistan Navy as several of their vessels, are stationed here. A large hammerhead formation protects Ormara from the sea. It is also a small fishing... 

 besal Says:  The landscape on the MCH is really spaced-out. The dry-diverse landscape, built by ages of erosion and eruptions, have made this drive on the coastal highway once (or twice) in a life time trip. Some of the sceneries, especially in driving through the Buzzi pass is... 

 besal Says:  From a distance it looked like the replica of the Sphinx in Egypt. A naturally carved object on top of a range, the formation resembles the famous man-made structure.This is situated well before Princess of Hope. I mistakenly thought this was Princess of Hope. The formation... 

 besal Says:  Buzzi pass is the main reason why I am going to recommend this journey – the most spectacular scenery one can imagine. Starting from Kund Malir where the MCH starts to climb and going all the way till you reach Ormara (approx. 100 km from Kund Malir), one is treated to an... 

 besal Says:  Right after you pass Hingol River bridge, the scenery suddenly changes. On your right are mountains, and on your left a desert. Beyond the desert is the ocean. If you have a 4x4, you can enjoy a short desert safari sunning up and down the sand dunes. 

 besal Says:  Hinglaj is an important Hindu community’s pilgrimage site. Situated almost 250 km from Karachi on the Makran Coastal Highway, once can easily traverse this journey in approx 3-4 hours. From the coastal highway at Aghore, a dirt track leads towards Nani Mandir, a Hindu temple... 

 besal Says:  The geographical terrain of Hingol National Park was created millions of years ago by various mud volcanoes which existed in this area. Very few (some say 18) active volcanoes are left, and one of them is called Baba Chandrakup (apprx 200-300 feet high). It is also claimed... 

 waqaspai Says:  There were many car rental services who were willing to take us to gwadar, but we liked the dealing of the following:QARI TSMr. M Khan0300-3651148Mr Nadeem03002206604Both of them had a close enough rate.around Rs. 11000 - 12000 [ US$ 200 ]for 1 night 2 day trip to gwadaryou... 

 waqaspai Says:  You can get a bus from saeed abad bus terminal / hub river road at karachi.Bus fare is around Rs. 1000 / one way [ US$ 15]An aircondition bus leaves from karachi to gwadar at 6 am -and it takes around 12 hours by bus to reach gwadar , so you would be at gwadar by 6... 

 Vigorous Says:  I planned to travel to Gawadar on July 19, 2008 for a small business trip. I was advised that it takes about 7-8 hrs from Gawadar and that busses and coaches are available from old Sabzi Mandi (vegetable market) area. Not so !!! The information was way outdated and the...