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Thul Mir Rukan
The Thul Mir Rukan is a Buddhist stupa located near Kazi Ahmed and Daulatpur in Sindh, Pakistan.
Believed to have been built between the 6th and 11th centuries CE, the stupa stands 60 feet high and features a domed ceiling. Constructed with baked bricks, it is a significant religious Buddhist site with historical ties to Gautama Buddha. Excavations at the site have uncovered various artifacts and evidence related to Buddhist practices and beliefs. The Thul Mir Rukan serves as an important reminder of the long-standing presence of Buddhism in the region.
Why go
- ✦Buddhist heritage
- ✦Indus Valley archaeology
- ✦history
Current Condition
Thul Mir Rukan is an ancient Buddhist stupa located near Daulatpur in Sindh, dating from around the 6th to 11th century CE. The structure is deteriorating due to erosion, lack of protection, and absence of regular maintenance. It remains unprotected and requires urgent conservation by authorities.
Planning tip
Best Time to Visit, Year-round; confirm local conditions and any festival dates before travel.
Getting there, In or near Daulatpur, Sindh; confirm current local access before visiting.
