Discover the Thar Desert: Pakistan Railways Launches Tourist Train

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Discover the Thar Desert Pakistan Railways Launches Tourist Train

Pakistan Railways has introduced a special tourist train to promote tourism in the Thar Desert region. The initiative aims to attract travelers and highlight the unique beauty of the desert.

The train will operate from Karachi Cantonment Station to Khokhrapar Zero Point, passing through Chhor. Passengers will get a chance to experience the desert’s scenic landscapes and cultural heritage.

The journey will start from Karachi at 9:00 am on December 20, reaching Chhor by 5:00 pm. Tourists will have the option to stay overnight in Chhor, with camping facilities, bonfires, music, and dinner provided. Guests can also choose accommodation at a local guest house for an additional fee.

On December 21, the train will depart from Chhor at 7:00 am and continue to Zero Point. Passengers will enjoy breakfast at Zero Point and have time to explore nearby tourist and recreational sites. After the tour, the train will return to Karachi, arriving by 6:00 pm the same day.

Officials from Pakistan Railways said the tourist train is part of broader efforts to boost domestic tourism and promote the Thar Desert as a unique travel destination. The service is designed to offer travelers a safe, comfortable, and memorable experience.

The initiative also highlights the potential of the Thar Desert region to attract both local and international visitors. Officials hope the train service will encourage more people to explore the area, enjoy its natural beauty, and learn about its cultural significance.

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This new service reflects Pakistan Railways’ commitment to enhancing tourism infrastructure and creating unique travel experiences across the country. The Thar Desert tourist train promises a mix of adventure, culture, and relaxation for travelers seeking a memorable journey.

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