Adventurous but Amazing Ranikot (near Sehwan); My spanish friends resemble it to Chinese Great wall.

With a circumference of about 26 kilometers, Ranikot Fort is one of the largest forts in the world It was added to UNESCO World Heritage Sites list in the year 1993. Ranikot is located about 90 kms from Sehwan Sharif city, in Jamshoro district. Seen from five kilometers away twisting its massive undulating walls dipping over the hills built with dressed sandstone and reinforced with round bastions, stand from the ground thirty feet high. This enchanting fort is located on the right side of the mighty River Indus in the Lukky Mountains of the Kirthar range at about thirty kilometers from the Sann town. A mountainous ridge, ‘Karo Takkar,’ which runs north to south, forms its western boundary and its eastern boundary is made by the ‘Lundi Hills.’ A rain-stream, ‘Mohan Nai,’ flows into the fort from its rarely used western ‘Mohan Gate’ where a small fortification guards it. It changes its name to ‘Reni’ or ‘Rani Nai’ or the rain-stream and gives its name to the fort.