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Operated by the Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority, Panjgur Airport serves as a domestic and partially international airport in Panjgur, Balochista, in the country of Pakistan. The airport has one runway, which measures 5,000 feet (1,524 metres), made of bitumen/asphalt.
There is only one airline that operates at the Panjgur Airport – the Pakistan International Airlines, which flies to and from Karachi.
What to see & do
Known to be a wild, untamed and a harsh desert landscape, Makran is the place wherein Alexander the Great set foot upon his return from India, when he lost his thousands of army due to hunger and dehydration. Despite this historical occurrence, Makran’s coast at present time is unbelievably great for fishing, especially for shellfish. Much of the region is mountainous, surrounded by three main ranges: the Makran Coast Range, Central Makran Range, and Siahan Range.
Makran is also the region bordering the Arabian Sea. The name Makran derives from Maka, borne by an overlapping satrapy of the Achaemenid Empire. It became Makran as it is closely related to the ancient Avestan and Old Persian Languages, which use “an” and “ran” at the end of the plurals.
Traditionally, Makranis have now migrated for work especially to Abu Dhabi’s Oman and the rest of Arabia. Despite this occurrence, the local economy is being driven by the development of the new port at Gwadar. The cultivated areas of the Makran are sheltered between these barren ranges. However, lack of communications, massive distances and poor road conditions makes it difficult to go here.
How to get around within Panjgur
From the Panjgur Airport, the best way to tour the town is to rent a car. You have to make special arrangements beforehand for this to be possible. You can also ask the hotel you will be checking in for a shuttle service to and from the airport for a hassle-free journey.
How to get there
To get into the Makran Division in Balochistan, Pakistan, you should fly into the Panjgur Airport. The airport is being served by Pakistan International Airlines, which flies to and from Jinnah International Airport in Karachi, the largest city and capital of the Sindh province. Jinnah International Airport is Pakistan’s largest international and domestic airport.
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