Khudabad (ruins)
Country: Pakistan
Region: Asia
Period: 1701-1783CE
Location: 26.39°N, 67.45°E
Description
Khudabad, located near Dadu in Sindh, Pakistan, served as the capital of the Kalhora Dynastyfrom 1701 to 1783 CE. It was a major urban center during the dynasty's reign, known for its strategic position along the Indus River. The city was a key political and cultural hub, although it eventually declined after the fall of the Kalhora dynasty.
Modern Remains
Today, Khudabad is in ruins but still holds historical significance. Remains of palaces, mosques, and tombs reflect the city’s past grandeur. The tomb of Mian Ghulam Shah Kalhoro, a prominent Kalhora ruler, remains an important site for history enthusiasts. Architectural ruins and remnants of waterworks highlight the once-thriving civilization. The nearby Indus River and natural surroundings also add scenic beauty to the area.