Mohenjo-Daro (UNESCO World Heritage Site)

Distance: 80 km from Sukkur (1.5 hours drive)
One of the world's oldest civilizations dating back to 2500 BCE. This ancient Indus Valley city features:
• Well-planned urban settlement with advanced drainage system
• Ancient streets, houses, and public baths
• The famous "Great Bath" and "Dancing Girl" statue
• Archaeological museum with artifacts
• A must-visit for history enthusiasts
Best Time: Morning hours (8 AM - 12 PM) to avoid afternoon heat

Sukkur Barrage

Distance: 7 km from BNB Women University.
One of the largest irrigation systems in the world:
• Built in 1932 with 66 gates.
• Controls water flow for agricultural lands.
• Engineering masterpiece.
• Beautiful river views.
• Popular evening spot for locals.

Kot Diji Fort

Distance: 25 km from Sukkur (40 minutes drive)
An 18th-century hilltop fort offering:
• Panoramic views of the surrounding area.
• Ancient fortification walls and bastions.
• Historical significance in Sindh's history.
• Archaeological site from 3000 BCE nearby.
• Great for photography.

Faiz Mahal (Palace)

Distance: 70 km in Khairpur city
A magnificent 19th-century palace featuring:
• Beautiful Mughal and European architecture
• Ornate halls, libraries, and courtyards
• Royal family heritage museum
• Traditional Sindhi craftsmanship
• Set in lush gardens

Lansdowne Bridge

Distance: 8 km from BNB Women University
A historic Victorian-era cantilever bridge built in 1889:
• Engineering marvel of its time
• Spans the mighty Indus River
• Still partially in use
• Stunning sunset views
• Popular photography spot

Sadh Belo (Island Temple)

Distance: 10 km from university.
A peaceful river island in the Indus River: • Hindu temple complex on an island.
• Accessible by boat (15-minute ride).
• Beautiful gardens and walking paths.
• Tranquil spiritual atmosphere.
• Home to peacocks and other birds.
• Boat ride: PKR 100-200 per person.

Indus River

The lifeline of Sukkur flowing right through the city:
• One of the world's longest rivers.
• Beautiful riverfront parks and walkways.
• Sunset viewing spots.
• Local boat rides available.
• Rich biodiversity.

Indus River Dolphin (Bhulan)

Rare freshwater dolphin species found in the Indus:
• One of the world's rarest dolphin species.
• Conservation area near Sukkur.
• Can be spotted during boat tours.
• Best viewing season: Winter months (November-February).
• Organized tours available through environmental groups.