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Forecast by:  | 11 Sep Fri | 12 Sep Sat | 13 Sep Sun | 14 Sep Mon | 15 Sep Tue | 16 Sep Wed | 17 Sep Thu |
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| Temp (°C) | 33° 24° | 34° 25° | 36° 25° | 34° 26° | 35° 26° | 33° 26° | 34° 26° |
| Precipitation | 4% | 6% | 21% | 57% | 58% | 37% | 16% |
| Humidity | 65% | 64% | 65% | 69% | 66% | 67% | 80% |
| Wind | 20 km/h | 22 km/h | 26 km/h | 24 km/h | 26 km/h | 26 km/h | 18 km/h |
Best time to visit Karachi
The best time to visit Karachi is from November to March, when conditions are generally mild, dry and suited to walking tours, city sightseeing and coastal visits. April to October is hotter and more humid, with monsoon rain and flooding in July to September, while cyclone risk is noted from April to July and again from September to December.
JanuaryTemp (°C)19°Rain (mm)5Sun Hours8Dry Days30
January is mild and dry, around 13-26°C. It suits walking tours, markets and coastal sightseeing.
FebruaryTemp (°C)20°Rain (mm)12Sun Hours9Dry Days27
February is mild and mostly dry, around 13-28°C. Daytime conditions suit exploring Karachi and its coastline.
MarchTemp (°C)24°Rain (mm)6Sun Hours10Dry Days30
March is warm and generally dry, around 19-32°C. City sightseeing is most comfortable in the morning or late afternoon.
AprilTemp (°C)27°Rain (mm)3Sun Hours11Dry Days30
April is hot and humid, around 24-36°C, with coastal cyclone risk. Outdoor sightseeing is more manageable in the morning or late afternoon.
MayTemp (°C)30°Rain (mm)0Sun Hours12Dry Days32
May is intensely hot and humid, around 27-40°C, with extreme heat and cyclone risk. Strenuous sightseeing can be uncomfortable.
JuneTemp (°C)32°Rain (mm)8Sun Hours11Dry Days30
June is intensely hot and humid, around 28-40°C, with extreme heat. It is peak cyclone season, and a storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
JulyTemp (°C)31°Rain (mm)81Sun Hours10Dry Days30
July is humid and rainy, around 27-35°C, with monsoon downpours and urban flooding. There is cyclone risk this month, and a storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
AugustTemp (°C)30°Rain (mm)61Sun Hours10Dry Days31
August is the wettest and most humid month, around 27-32°C, with waterlogged streets, heavy rain and the year's highest dengue risk. It is peak cyclone season, and a storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
SeptemberTemp (°C)29°Rain (mm)21Sun Hours9Dry Days30
September is humid and rainy, around 26-34°C, with monsoon showers and flooding. There is cyclone risk this month, and a storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
OctoberTemp (°C)28°Rain (mm)11Sun Hours9Dry Days31
October is hot and humid, around 23-35°C, with occasional rain and coastal cyclone risk. Storms can disrupt outdoor plans and cancel flights.
NovemberTemp (°C)24°Rain (mm)5Sun Hours8Dry Days30
November is warm and relatively dry, around 19-32°C, with conditions suited to city sightseeing. There is cyclone risk this month, and a storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
DecemberTemp (°C)20°Rain (mm)3Sun Hours8Dry Days30
December is mild and dry, around 15-28°C, with conditions suited to walking tours and coastal visits. There is cyclone risk this month, and a storm can cancel flights and wreck the trip.
Sources: en.wikivoyage.org, en.wikipedia.org
UNESCO World Heritage Tour Near Karachi
Cost: From 150 USD · Duration: 7 hours · ★ 4.9 (79 reviews)
There are three UNESCO World Heritage Sites at the outskirts of Karachi about 100 kilometers drive, First one The Chaukhandi Tombs about 29 kilomterers east of Karachi were built between the 15th and 18th centuries,the Chaukhandi Tombs now form a remarkably well-preserved necropolis that often attracts curious visitors and archaeologists and photog
Karachi City Tour
Cost: From 129 USD · ★ 5.0 (24 reviews)
Karachi is the commercial hub of Pakistan, being an industrial city, it has a colonial past, with various colonial/Victorian era architecture, Karachi is the city of founder of Pakistan so the itinerary includes visit to his mausoleum and his house now turned into museum, It is also the most linguistically, ethnically, and religiously diverse city
Southern Pakistan Tour:UNESCO World Heritage Trail
Cost: From 2850 USD · Duration: 240 hours · ★ 5.0 (13 reviews)
Southern Pakistan tour with its beginning in Karachi you'll have a chance to explore one of Pakistan's most exciting and historic cities of present day Pakistan,a landscape filled with World Heritage sites along the route,Sufi mausoleums,Forts,Deserts,It starts with UNESCO sites of Chukhandi ,Makli Necropolis and Shah Jehan Mosque in Thatta,visit t
Full Day Karachi to Thatta Unesco Sites Tour
Cost: From 92 USD · Duration: 8 hours · ★ 4.9 (9 reviews)
Learn History, Stories from our guide and chance to meet people and take many pictures. A full day excursion outside Karachi to explore culture, art, architecture, history, and authentic local experiences in one seamless journey. We provide hotel or airport pickup in Karachi and expert guidance throughout, ensuring you don’t just see monuments but
Southern Pakistan Indus Valleys Tour
Cost: From 2896.67 USD · Duration: 240 hours · ★ 5.0 (5 reviews)
This tour is offering diversify culture of Pakistani people from Arabian sea to North pole of Pakistan where traveler constantly enjoy the tour's taste. Meeting local people, local communities living life particularly in the backward areas traditional and colorful Bazars, Deserts to Lush Green Fields, world's oldest civilizations (2500 BCE to 3500
Visit Mohatta Palace Zainab market & Burns road
Cost: From 150 USD · ★ 5.0 (4 reviews)
NOTE: Interaction with local family is optional and can be arrange when family approves. Visit The Mohatta Palace, A museum located in Karachi. Designed by Agha Ahmed Hussain, the palace was built in 1927 Visit Zainab market, while Karachi may not have anything to rival London’s Portobello market, there are antiques available if you know where to l
Brief
- Try Karachi specialities such as biryani, bun kebab, nihari, fresh seafood and lassi. Food can be very spicy, so specify your preferred level of heat.
- Use reputable bottled or filtered water and choose busy, well-reviewed restaurants. Karachi’s local seafood is best eaten freshly cooked.
- Keep extra time for road travel: traffic can be slow and diversions may occur around central commercial districts, markets and major intersections.
- Dress modestly, particularly away from upscale areas and at religious sites. Ramadan, Eid and other religious observances can change opening hours and traffic patterns.
Safety and health
- Dengue, Zika and leishmaniasis occur in Pakistan. Use repellent, wear clothing that covers the skin and take extra care around mosquitoes and sand flies, including during the daytime. (
cdc.gov)
- Avoid floodwater, muddy soil and stagnant water, especially after heavy rain, and cover cuts or other open wounds because of melioidosis risk. (
- Drink only sealed bottled, boiled or properly filtered water. Avoid ice of uncertain origin, unpasteurised dairy and food that has been sitting out in the heat. (
wikivoyage.org)
- Yellow-fever vaccination is required for travellers aged one year or older arriving from a country with yellow-fever transmission, including qualifying airport transits of more than 12 hours. It is not required for direct travel from the United States. (
- Avoid demonstrations, political gatherings and large crowds, and monitor local traffic and security notices before travelling across the city. Recent protests have involved road closures, arson and heightened security. (
latestly.com |
aaj.tv)
Recent News
- 5 September 2026: A Jamaat-e-Islami strike over fuel prices and the petroleum levy closed major commercial areas including Jodia Bazaar, Bolton Market, Saddar and parts of MA Jinnah Road. Scattered violence and arson were reported, so visitors should expect disruption and avoid protest areas. (
- 6 September 2026: A PTI rally is expected to close Numaish Chowrangi, with traffic diversions and a security alert in place. Avoid the area and allow additional time for journeys through central Karachi. (
- Early September 2026: Electricity outages lasting up to 24 hours have been reported in parts of Karachi, affecting water supply, hygiene and normal services. Travellers should confirm that accommodation has backup power and keep devices charged. (
indiatimes.com)
- 6 September 2026: A suspected gas explosion caused a residential building collapse in Soldier Bazar, killing 13 people according to initial reports, with rescue operations continuing. Exercise caution around the affected area and follow local closures. (
gov.in)
