Black Mountain // Karo Jabal Jungshahi // Kohistan

Sindh has been beautiful since its creation on the earth planet. Its great Indus valley civilization has been the most ancient civilization of the world which contains various regions among which the hilly region of southern Sindh called کوہستان “Kohistan” (meaning hilly area) is very distinguished and aesthetically attractive. As it is very near to the coastal belt of Sindhi Sea, so its beauty is more fascinating than the other mountain regions of the world. It contains the mountains or mount means a solid form of hard and grown land protruding above the earth surface. Generally, any mountain is usually higher and steeper a bit than the surrounding hills. As per the Encyclopedia Britannica; a mountain has a peak of more than an elevation of 2000 feet or 610 m from surface. As per this definition of mountain, all the mountains on earth cover its total 24% of areas (including 64% of the land of Asia) while as mountains are the sources of water mainstream as many rivers of the world are exclusively flown from the abdomens of these mountains whereon more than half of the humanity is dependent. Mountains are very beautiful while visiting either during pre-monsoon or post-monsoon days. Among such beautiful mountains of Sindh, “Karo Jabal” ڪارو جبل (the black mountain) of Malmari-Kohistan is worth-mentioning in terms of bio-geographical, climatic and cultural as well as historical studies. The beautiful and astonishing Karo Jabal (the black mountain) of Kohistan is situated near the famous village Malmari on the latitude of 25.0457° or 25° 2′ 44.3″ in north and longitude of 67.652° or 67° 39′ 7.3″ in east at the distance of 40 Km on north-east side from Jungshahi Railway Station, taluka and district Thatta, Sindh. Karo Jabal contains the various chains of rocks which are randomly scattered in the two districts i.e. Thatta and Jamshoro extend to Malir and Dadu. #Karojabaljungshahi #KohistanThatta #Blackmountain #highestpeakinthatta #picnicpoint