Mohenjo-daro Tour Packages (2026)

Mohenjo-daro, the Mound of the Dead, is the most spectacular surviving city of the Indus Valley Civilisation and one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. Built around four and a half thousand years ago near present-day Larkana in Sindh, it was a planned metropolis of baked-brick houses, straight streets, a sophisticated drainage and water system and great public buildings, evidence of an urban sophistication far ahead of its time. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, its remarkably preserved ruins allow visitors to walk the actual lanes of a Bronze Age city, past the famous Great Bath, the granary and the Buddhist-era stupa that later crowned the citadel. The on-site museum displays the seals, jewellery, tools and the celebrated Priest-King and Dancing Girl artefacts that have come to symbolise the civilisation. For anyone fascinated by ancient history, Mohenjo-daro is a profound and humbling destination. It lies in the hot Indus plain, so it is firmly a cool-season visit, best from November to February, and is usually reached via Larkana or Sukkur.