The land of dead, Marusthali is the ninth largest subtropical desert located between India and Pakistan. This place of sand and stone is home to Pakistani tribes who are living here for centuries. It’s the land of sheer beauty and serene tranquility; here days are hot and nights are freezing.
Let’s have a glimpse at this stark beauty
Within this vast desert of quiet beauty, you will find the Ranikot Fort which is also known as the Gateway to the desert.
The wall of Pakistan that is linked to Ranikot Fort which was magnificently built , it still stands today.
Mystical view of Thar as the day ends.
Where the strength of Pakistani women is tested daily.
Where camels, the ships of the desert are still the best method of transportation. They are donned in traditional chaddars of bright colors.
A land full of tradition and age old culture that has surpassed the test of time.
The sun rising and heating the cold sands of the desert, a moment to truly cherish.
The stunning sand dunes of this beautiful subtropical desert.
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