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City in Sindh, Pakistan
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Larkana is the fourth largest city in Sindh. It serves as the HQ of the district of Larkana. It is largely known throughout Pakistan for its association with the Bhutto family.
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Another archaeological site in the district.
Bhutto family mausoleum
The mazar is notable for containing the graves of the Bhutto family members. People from all over Pakistan come to this mazar throughout the year.
Built in the middle of the town, this monument was presented by the Indonesian president Sukarno on visit to Larkana.
Take an evening stroll in the park.
A good hotel with A/C rooms, free Wi-Fi Internet, and a restaurant.
This hotel is yet another good place to stay in town.
Reasonably clean and spacious room along the main stretch. Among the cheapest options in the area.
By train
Larkana railway station serves the city.
By bus
Larkana is on National Highway N-55 (the Indus Highway). The 1,264-km-long N-55 runs from Karachi to Peshawar and one can easily get a bus for Larkana from cities situated along the highway.
There are plenty of taxis, buses, vans and motorcycle rickshaws in city.
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