Tharparkar is a famous, backward but peaceful district of Province Sindh of Pakistan. It is surrounded by the Districts of Umerkot, Mirpur Khas and Badin and it is bordered with Indian region Rajhastan.
Thar desert is the only Fertile desert in the world and one of the largest desert in Tharparkar, Pakistan.
The Population of Tharparkar district is more than 1.6 Million People and its central city is Mithi. This district has 7 Tehsils like Mithi, Islamkot, Diplo, Chachro, NagarParkar, Kaloi and Dahli.
Thalparkar is a Sansikrat word, Thar meaning desert and Parkar meaning Cross over.
There is a large community of Hindus in Tharparkar district comprising of 46% Hindu Population in this district. Hindu and Muslims are living very peacefully in this district and participate in all events and traditional folk celebrations together with best harmony among both religions without any issues.
It is said that, Sarswati River once use to flow through the district of Tharparkar but now, there are no signs of its waves in the area.
Among multiple languages spoken in the Tharparkar region, the Dhatki or Thari language is the most famous in Tharparkar region. Tharparkar has very rich culture, history and traditions along with its famous Folk Music, Tharparkar food and special dance especially in the Harvesting season.
The economical situation of Tharparkar is really bad and mostly dependent on Agriculture and Livestock.
There are a lot of tourist attractions in Tharparkar with amazing story, historical importance and facts about all tourist spots. Bhadesar Mosque, Three Jain Temples in Bhadesar region, Gori Temple, Virawah Temple, the highest point of Mithi Gadi Bhit, Durga Mata Temple at Churrio Jabal, Karoonjhar Mountain, Marvi Well, Nagarparkar Temple, Sant Nenuram Ashram, and Naukot Fort (the only sign of Talpur Rulers of Sindh) are the top tourist spots and best places to visit in Tharparkar district.
Thar desert is also worth seeing tourist spot in Tharparkar Sindh.
