How about a trip to Pakistan South

Southern Pakistan is chiefly all about the Sindh Region. Yes, the country’s largest region, Balochistan, occupies a large part of southern Pakistan, but it has a distinct lack of infrastructure, little in the way of tourist attractions and is not altogether devoid of the odd insurgency. The Sindh however is home to Pakistan’s largest city, Karachi. A city which is vast in population and size and continues to grow rapidly. A modern, very busy, thriving place with a mixture of tradition and culture, some colonial buildings which have stood the test of time rather well, juxtaposed with skyscrapers and modern financial centres. It’s location on the north edge of the Arabian Sea means it has some huge sandy beaches too, for those looking to escape the bedlam and chaos… albeit bedlam and chaos that you will likely become rather fond of in a strange way.
The other large city in the Sindh is that of Hyderabad. A previously small fishing village is now a thriving commercial and cultural hub of Pakistan with bazaars, fortresses and tombs to delight and impress the visitor, all draped alongside the mighty Indus River.