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Built in 1927, Mohatta Palace is a stunning example of Indo-Saracenic architecture and a symbol of Karachi’s cultural heritage. From its fascinating origins as a royal residence to its transformation into a museum, the palace holds remarkable stories of history, art, and architecture.
Join us on a journey through the palace’s magnificent design, historical significance, beautiful surroundings, and hidden stories that make it a must-visit destination for history lovers and tourists.
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Built in 1927, Mohatta Palace is a stunning example of Indo-Saracenic architecture and a symbol of Karachi’s cultural heritage. From its fascinating origins as a royal residence to its transformation into a museum, the palace holds remarkable stories of history, art, and architecture.
Join us on a journey through the palace’s magnificent design, historical significance, beautiful surroundings, and hidden stories that make it a must-visit destination for history lovers and tourists.
#MohattaPalace #Karachi #PakistanHistory #KarachiHistory #PakistanTourism #HistoricalPlaces #PakistanHeritage #KarachiTourism #TravelPakistan #PakistaniCulture
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00:26।
00:30Oh, wow!
00:31There was a sea and a sea.
00:32There were many different places.
00:34So they had a place where they came.
00:37And there were a time where there were different activities.
00:40Then, today's history, I will show you what you are doing.
00:47And now, what is the place?
00:47What is the place?
00:49What is the place?
00:49What is the place?
00:57History, arts and culture represents the history.
00:59There are many different galleries.
01:07What is the future?
01:09What is the present?
01:11What is the past?
01:13This is the history of the place.
01:15Let us know what you are doing.
01:21There are a gallery guide here.
01:24Hello, how are you?
01:25Hello, how are you?
01:26How are you?
01:27Tell us about the place where you are standing.
01:30There are two permanent galleries.
01:32One of them.
01:34And who is this?
01:35This is the Sadekain Gallery.
01:36We have the paintings of Sadekain in 1968.
01:40Who are they?
01:40All of them.
01:41These three paintings.
01:42Okay, 1968.
01:44Yes.
01:44And they used the medium of oil on canvas.
01:47They are a very important.
01:49They were a very big artist.
01:49They were a very big target.
01:50In Islamological caligrapher and in Islamological caligrapher.
01:53These paintings represent good and bad people.
01:59They are very tall.
02:02They are very bold artists.
02:16When you have to come here in Mohatta Palace, this is also a daily logo, Tuesday to Sunday, 11 to
02:256.
02:26Anusha, you will meet here and you will have a gallery guide.
02:29Let's go ahead and tell us.
02:32What is this?
02:34This is the first currency of Pakistan.
02:36It was 5, 10 and 100 rupees.
02:39This was designed by State Bank of Pakistan in 1949.
02:42It was designed.
02:43This is the currency that you can see.
02:45It's 000.
02:46This is the starting note.
02:50After that, we have stamps, which are called dark tickets.
02:56There are British coins.
02:57This is ancient jewelry, which is rubies and turquoise.
03:00This is Zenith Taufik Chinoye's collection.
03:03She has donated it to her late mother.
03:06This is also a hobby.
03:08It was a hobby that people keep things.
03:11Okay.
03:11Let's see.
03:12Now we are going to the next one.
03:13Gandhara Civilization.
03:14Gandhara Civilization.
03:15Come here.
03:23The gallery art of Gandhara.
03:26Gandhara and the world of the early generations.
03:30Gandhara and the world of the early generations.
03:33Gandhara and the world of the early generations.
03:34Tell us about Gandhara.
03:35As I mentioned earlier, Pakistan is rich, culture, history, art and civilization.
03:42So, in Pakistan, there are four different civilizations.
03:45There are four provinces.
03:47Gandhara is the second big civilization.
03:50This is the K.P.K.
03:51This is the 6th century BCE.
03:54We have the sculptures in the same time.
03:57These are the 3,500 years old.
04:00And Gandhara was basically influenced Buddhism in that part.
04:05Right.
04:06And the old sculptures are also in different places.
04:11But in K.P.K.
04:12Yes.
04:15That's it.
04:16Tell us about this.
04:16This is the same.
04:18The one under the skull picture.
04:18This is the skull picture.
04:18You will see it after the skull of thekapi and the followers.
04:24Who are the following.
04:27That's it.
04:27What is this?
04:28It is a map for all this.
04:30This is a اب of Gandhara.
04:31This is a map of Gandhara.
04:31Like you told me,
04:33this is the influence of K.P.K.
04:34And here's the influence of the bridge.
04:35The place here is Gandhara.
04:36This is the Gandhara.
04:37And those red dot mark.
04:38And the regions are the ones.
04:42This is the king. They have ceremonial gifts for him.
04:52When you look at them, everyone has something in their hands.
04:55Someone has a cake, an ice cream, etc.
05:01In that moment, when someone goes to the house, they have to take something in their hands.
05:07This is a library. This is a small Buddha.
05:12This is a library.
05:14Tell me about this.
05:15This is a Buddha's sculpture. This is a stone.
05:19In any countries in which Buddhism was influenced,
05:23or today we live in Buddhism,
05:25you will look at the different style of Buddha.
05:28You are looking at Buddha with a mustache,
05:30but in some regions, you don't look at it.
05:34But this is made of hands.
05:36This is a civilisation in Pakistan.
05:43Now, I am going to take you.
05:45Sumaira Naveed is with us.
05:47Sumaira is a curator of the museum.
05:49She will show something here.
05:51We will be in here.
05:52Hello.
05:52Hello.
05:53Hello.
05:54How are you?
05:56Tell us, please tell us.
05:57We have to go to this gallery.
05:59This is R.F. Mahmood.
06:00Photography.
06:02And 1985-1925.
06:04It is about 40 years.
06:06We have been in this exhibition in 40 years.
06:08And we have divided it into four galleries.
06:11Come on.
06:12Come on.
06:13Come on.
06:19As it is the city by the sea,
06:21we have started with Karachi Beach.
06:24Okay.
06:25So, from the 80s and 90s,
06:28this is the gallery.
06:29In fact, from the 2004.
06:30This is a scene of the sea view.
06:33In a period of time,
06:35there were fishermen going,
06:37fishing nets,
06:38fishing nets,
06:39fishing nets,
06:40fishing nets,
06:41fishing nets.
06:41Yes.
06:42And then,
06:43they were rope-inning nets.
06:45But now,
06:46you will not get this activity.
06:47You will not get this activity.
06:48These are the same scenarios that
06:50no longer exist.
06:52There is a wife
06:52whose children are very ill.
06:55Okay.
06:56in her eyes,
06:58there are cataracts.
06:59And there,
07:00in that situation.
07:02Now, if you can see,
07:03this is a very old picture.
07:05Yes.
07:06Okay.
07:06And,
07:07now,
07:08this is the same.
07:13This is the black and white.
07:15This is the meat market.
07:19It is the meat market.
07:19But,
07:20the kites,
07:21the eagles,
07:22it is the meat market.
07:24Yes.
07:24It is the meat market.
07:25What it actually means,
07:28it is huge.
07:29It is a daily life.
07:30So,
07:31it still exists.
07:32Yes.
07:32And,
07:32if you can see,
07:33it is almost black and white.
07:36If you can color it,
07:37you will see it.
07:38There will be some development.
07:41What is this?
07:42Basically,
07:42what will you say?
07:44Photographer,
07:45this is the way,
07:46he captures pictures.
07:48One of many.
07:49Right.
07:50So,
07:50he chose,
07:51again,
07:52this is a very,
07:53up and down,
07:54Karachi situation.
07:56It is a toy gun.
07:57It is a toy gun.
07:58He is sitting in the beach.
07:59Okay.
08:05Okay.
08:06This is a band stand.
08:08Okay.
08:21Here we go.
08:22you are looking for this man.
08:25You have a history of the VOA,
08:26You have a feeling of the VOA.
08:27Yes,
08:27yes.
08:28That's it.
08:29Let's tell you,
08:30let's tell the people here.
08:32Yes.
08:32Now we have captured Arif Mahamul's earthquake in 2005.
08:37That's why the name of the gallery is Endeavors of the Spirit.
08:41So this is a cartoon standing in front of a tent.
08:45I don't understand, there's a child.
08:48Yes, they come here.
08:49Now let's take a look at you.
08:51This is the Sindh song.
08:52Yes, yes.
08:53They play the instruments and this is the Shabdul Latif.
08:56Yes, Bitsha has captured Wai Fakirs in Bitsha.
09:00This is a regular, especially Thursday, activity.
09:06And then we come to the personalities of Sindh.
09:09Yes.
09:10The personalities of Sindh, Abdul Hamid Akhun,
09:13he had a very big role to play, converting this into a museum.
09:19And Amar Jaleel Sahib, Abda Karveen Sahib.
09:22So all the big personalities, Anita Ghulam Ali, Sister Gertrude,
09:29Dr. Adeeb Rizvi, S.I.U.T.
09:32So with...
09:33Abdur Satari?
09:35Abdur Satari.
09:36Eiji Saab, how can you miss him?
09:38So basically, they have captured their natural habitat.
09:44It's not made up.
09:45This is Hinaj, this is Nani Maa's temple.
09:48This is Hinaj, this is Nani Maa's temple.
09:50Yes, yes, yes.
09:51This is Balochistan area.
09:52Yes, yes, absolutely.
09:52They had to take care of their families that we can take this from the family.
09:59If you can see how beautiful this capture is, it's also coming back.
10:07That's cool.
10:10Yes, that's cool.
10:11Oh, thank you.
10:11Well, tell us.
10:12Yeah, it's interesting.
10:13So it's interesting about the image of this image.
10:15About this image is...
10:16it was Aarif Mehmoud Sahib, and it was a fire of fire.
10:19Oh, it was a fire too?
10:21Yeah, absolutely.
10:22It's a fire of fire.
10:24But after we finally brought it in this form.
10:28It looked beautiful in itself, as it is.
10:32This girl looks like a girl.
10:34Yes, she looks like a girl.
10:35This is Ali Azmuth.
10:37Oh!
10:38Junoon.
10:39Wow!
10:40So, in his use.
10:49Let's go, this is Legacies in Stone.
10:52Yes.
10:53This is in Hall No. 4.
10:54We've come to see how we don't know about it.
10:56Tell us about this.
10:57Yes.
10:58Here we are seeing this wall.
11:00This wall is called Gandhara.
11:02Okay.
11:03There are various Buddhist sites.
11:06They are captured.
11:08This is a Triptich.
11:10Okay, this is...
11:11Yes, they are very popular.
11:13And then, if we...
11:15Again, these are Gandharan.
11:17Okay.
11:18Then we are here.
11:19Gandhara Civilization.
11:20They are all coming here.
11:22They have captured various.
11:24After that, we are here.
11:26Yes.
11:27This is a Buddhist monastery.
11:32It's not easy to reach.
11:34There are R.S.A.B.
11:35I think this is one of the places,
11:37after seeing it,
11:38I will also go.
11:40No.
11:41No.
11:42Inshallah soon.
11:43We will go there.
11:44Yes.
11:44Yes, exactly.
11:44As you can see it.
11:45Wherever you go, we will see it.
11:47One picture I have not shown you.
11:49It is this.
11:50Whatever you have seen.
11:52Whatever you have seen.
11:53Whatever you have seen.
11:54Whatever you have seen.
11:55Whatever you have seen.
11:55That is this.
11:56It is a self portrait.
11:58Arif Mahmuda.
12:05I am seeing the same sticker.
12:08I can see it.
12:08Let me see it.
12:08Look at it like this.
12:10It is a tradition.
12:11It is different.
12:12It is a different point.
12:13This is a tradition of a rally.
12:15There will be a trailer of everything.
12:18What are they saying?
12:19As they say.
12:21Peace be upon you.
12:22Yes.
12:22What name is your name?
12:23My name is Shabana.
12:25What is this job?
12:27In this case, it is called Gaj because it is commonly found in Gaj.
12:32What is Gaj? I will tell you about the story that we will go here.
12:37Come here. Come here.
12:45This panel has Gaj.
12:48Gaj is basically in Gaj.
12:50It is called Gaj.
12:53It is called Gaj.
12:55Its called Gaj is called Gaj
12:59The impossibleroductive spellloggers
13:00What is Gaj is called Gaj
13:00That's when the title starts with Laathe
13:03This is a dream that this story
13:15The way they express their emotions, the way they express their feelings, the way of joy and fun.
13:28What is this?
13:30This is a wedding. It's a hairband that has a hairband that is used to be for wool.
13:36The hair is covered.
13:40The hair is covered.
13:42The hair is a dresser.
13:43It's a dresser.
13:44It's a dresser.
13:44The dresser is a dresser.
14:09It's a dresser.
14:10Now tell me, what is this?
14:12They also play a dresser.
14:14But they have a very special story.
14:16It's because of it.
14:18They know who a female is married and who is not married.
14:23What will they say?
14:25They do embroidery.
14:27Don't you know?
14:27No.
14:29I'll tell you.
14:30I think it's summer or winter.
14:32If you focus on embroidery, you will see the next style of the panels.
14:38The border part has one.
14:39This one?
14:40Yes.
14:41What does this mean?
14:43This one has made a single.
14:46After that, if we have something wrong with this,
14:49the border part has a little embroidery.
14:52It's amazing and wonderful.
14:54That's right.
14:55This one tells me,
14:57this one has made a wedding.
14:59That's it.
15:00That's it.
15:00That's it.
15:01That's it.
15:01That's it.
15:02That's it.
15:03That's it.
15:04That's it.
15:06That's it.
15:12I will tell you how many children are in this place.
15:16Yes, even if there is a community jewelry, we will come here.
15:23What do you see here?
15:25Munnu, Pappu, Guddu, all are in this place.
15:28Maybe you can see that too.
15:30And you can see that too.
15:32We can see that too.
15:33We have the border parts.
15:36They are made specific, unique flowers.
15:40Okay, like this?
15:41Yes.
15:422, 3, 4.
15:43No, no, no, no.
15:44This will be a little more.
15:46The next style of white flowers will come to the border part.
15:51It will be designed to be a pool.
15:531, 2, 3.
15:55Basically, these are represent for the boys.
15:57And you have a pink color.
15:59These are the girls' representation.
16:01What do you think?
16:03You can see your mind.
16:03If you ask yourself, how many children are you?
16:07They will come from the clothes.
16:10Now let's go to the jewelry.
16:12This is the sign that is married.
16:14They are dressed up to the shoulders.
16:16If married, they are dressed up to the arms.
16:19And they are kept on their clothes.
16:21And they work at home.
16:23And our cinch.
16:25It looks like their hands and their hands.
16:30It is not easy to wear these kind of bangwells.
16:34And with that, we work.
16:36Yes.
16:36But it is the day.
16:37It is the culture.
16:39It is the culture.
16:53And if you focus on their colors.
16:55Because we have rainbow colors.
16:57Like also, the color of the wool.
16:59We also remember the color of the wool.
16:59Okay.
17:00So, you will have a lot of work.
17:02It is called a common patchwork.
17:04But most importantly, my favorite is here.
17:07Okay.
17:07This is your favorite?
17:08If you are working here,
17:11If you are working here,
17:12you are doing the thing with the wool and the wool.
17:14Right.
17:14Just like a single dress.
17:16Then they have different patches.
17:18Then they have different patches.
17:20And every perfection has an imperfection.
17:22Which tells us that it is done with the work.
17:25It has done with the work.
17:26Not just from the machines.
17:39Yes, that was our place. How did it look like Mohatta Palace?
17:44I thought it was good, but how did it look like Mohatta Palace?
17:46Tell me about the whole history of the arts, culture and heritage.
17:49Thank you very much.