Karachi is Pakistan's largest city and economic engine, a completely different experience from the mountain north or the heritage cities of Punjab, defined by its coastline, colonial architecture and diverse food scene.
How many days: 2 to 3 days covers the highlights, Clifton Beach, Mazar e Quaid, the colonial era Saddar district and a proper food tour. It also works well as a gateway for a Sindh heritage trip onward to Thatta, Larkana or the Makran Coastal Highway toward Gwadar.
When to go: November through February is by far the most comfortable window, Karachi's heat and humidity the rest of the year, particularly May August, is intense for a walking heavy city itinerary.
Getting there: Jinnah International Airport is Pakistan's busiest and best connected airport internationally, making Karachi a natural entry point for visitors combining Sindh's ancient sites (Mohenjo daro, Makli) with the rest of the country.
What it costs: A private 3 day city and coast tour runs roughly PKR 30,000 per person including hotel, transport and guide.
One thing people underestimate: Karachi's food scene is one of the best in the country, Burns Road's street food and the seafront dining strip at Do Darya deserve dedicated time, not just a stop between sights.
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