Manghopir

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Manghopir is a historic neighborhood in Karachi, Pakistan, known for its Sufi shrine of Pir Mangho and natural hot and cold springs.

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Manghopir canonical 2

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf human settlement
neighborhood
associatedWithPerson Pir Mangho
climate arid climate
country Pakistan
ethnicCommunity Baloch people
surface form: Baloch community

Pashtuns
surface form: Pashtun community

Sindhi people
surface form: Sindhi community
hasCulturalPractice annual urs of Pir Mangho
crocodile feeding rituals
hasFauna mugger crocodiles
hasGeothermalActivity yes
hasHeritageSite Shrine of Pir Mangho
hasLocalEconomyActivity shrine-related commerce
small-scale trade
hasMunicipalStatus neighborhood of Karachi
hasNaturalFeature cold springs
hot springs
sulphur springs
hasNearbyIndustry quarrying and stone-crushing units
hasPlaceOfWorship Shrine of Pir Mangho
hasPostalAddressCountry Pakistan
hasReligiousBuildingType Sufi dargah
hasReligiousTradition Sufism
hasRoadConnection Manghopir Road
hasShrine Pir Mangho
hasTourismAttraction crocodile sanctuary at Pir Mangho shrine
hasTourismType heritage tourism
religious tourism
hasWaterBody crocodile pond at Pir Mangho shrine
knownFor Sufi shrine of Pir Mangho
crocodile pond
natural hot and cold springs
languageSpoken Pashto language
surface form: Pashto

Sindhi
Urdu language
surface form: Urdu
locatedIn Karachi
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Karachi West District
Sindh
locatedInContinent Asia
locatedInDesertRegion Karachi coastline
surface form: Karachi coastal plain
locatedNear Manghopir Hills
Northern Bypass (Karachi)
partOf Karachi
surface form: Karachi metropolitan area

Karachi’s historic localities
religion Islam
timeZone Pakistan Standard Time
UTCOffset +05:00

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SITE Industrial Area adjacentTo Manghopir
Orangi Town locatedNear Manghopir