After exploring both
the two well, we proceed with our excursion forward to explore some more, a few
individuals likewise named this street as Darsano Chanoo, the street was
delightful and on the both sides there were green ranches. A few children were
passing the street they were seeing us shockingly and waving back hands to
welcome us. A few ladies were dealing with their products, the entire scene was
green and gave cooling impact to the eyes. The most astonishing part arrived
are such a variety of schools and universities while in transit to connection
street yet appears there is nobody selected in those establishments. It was
clear that our landing was seen by numerous local people and they began
watching our activities. I was holding my camera and occupied in taking
pictures of scenes. We were by one means or another in range of risk so we were
acting adroitly and would prefer not to give them chance to respond.
After exploring both
the two well, we proceed with our excursion forward to explore some more, a few
individuals likewise named this street as Darsano Chanoo, the street was
delightful and on the both sides there were green ranches. A few children were
passing the street they were seeing us shockingly and waving back hands to
welcome us. A few ladies were dealing with their products, the entire scene was
green and gave cooling impact to the eyes. The most astonishing part arrived
are such a variety of schools and universities while in transit to connection
street yet appears there is nobody selected in those establishments. It was
clear that our landing was seen by numerous local people and they began
watching our activities. I was holding my camera and occupied in taking
pictures of scenes. We were by one means or another in range of risk so we were
acting adroitly and would prefer not to give them chance to respond.
The front door was of wood and
practically broken, I sneak inside and it looked awful. I gradually opened the
entryway of that building, it was strange from inside, the rooftops were broken
and lights were originating from outside from the windows. There was a profound
well inside the building. The structures appears to be immaculate to shoot a horror
film, I am certain that very few dare to enter this building after evening
spent their night. It was separated into two major corridors and both are in
most exceedingly bad condition. This is well number 06 goes under the
supervision of Karachi Municipal water works, and it was designed by Mr.
Measham Lea.
A section from these two old structures, there was a
profound well and control room outside, the well was astoundingly assembled and
the structure looks in flawless condition in spite of the fact that it was designed
back in 1929. The control room has a huge engine set in the focal point of the
space to work the wells. There were individuals to whom we can get some
information about it.
Behind the wells, there was an open tank of clean water, we
were tired and thirsty so we get fresh.
There were still a few wells left to cover, so we moved
further towards the rest. Investigating at the well no. 6 it looks brilliant
from the street and the palm trees that were planted in a row.
Despite the fact that it was a tight street yet at the same
time heavy traffic is coming, a couple of yards away there was another well on
side of the road. On my last visit in 2012, the tree on the highest point of
the well was not as large as it is presently that it practically covers the
entire well and it's difficult to glimpse inside. There was a spooky house
behind it, appears like nobody set out to venture inside, there were dead honey
bee homes and one live home too inside. We chose to take a few pictures however
it was exceptionally troublesome as the entire room was secured with brambles,
gradually we advance close to the home and get succeed in taking a few
pictures.
There was a haunted house behind it, appears like nobody set
out to venture inside, there were dead honey bee homes and one live home also
inside. We chose to take a few pictures however it was exceptionally
troublesome as the entire room was secured with shrubs, gradually we advance
close to the home and get succeed in taking a few pictures.
Inside the building, there was stairs going in the basement,
we attempted to advance toward the cellar however it was truly unthinkable as
it was a little passage, and the stairs were broken from the focal point of the
pathway. The walls are in most exceedingly awful condition and the entire
building will fall whenever if still no concerned power offers thoughtfulness
regarding it.
After exploring this old building, we proceed with our
voyage towards the road to Samandari Baba Tomb, We found some other little
wells on side of the streets and indications of some old building structures
which were completely destroyed The view of bridge of link road was amazing
from the side road. The bridge was beforehand shut for heavy traffic yet now it
is shut for all by putting obstructions. As we were on bike so we oversaw by
one means or another to cross the bridge. We halted at the center of the bridge
to appreciate the perspective and to click a few pictures.
The link road was blocked
by heavy traffic, and they were passing the substitute road one by one. Such a
large number of tankers and trucks were stopped in succession. We moved
gradually behind one truck for 60 minutes, it was hard to overtake. After we
crossed that road we stopped at the highest hill on the side of road.. The
entire way was surrounded by stones and bushes, it was troublesome for somebody
to trek incase he/she is not wearing shoes.
After few minutes of trekking, we came to the highest point
of the mountain. The perspective from that point was stunning and it was truly peaceful.
We spent an hour sitting over the hill appreciating the cool breeze. Yards away
some nearby shepherds were coming to us with their cattle. They were likewise
amazed to see us, the issue was that we don't know how to convey in Sindhi and
they don't know Urdu. Be that as it may, by one means or another w managed to
communicate, they were local people living in Charsana Channo and frequently
come here with their cattle. They were cheerful when we bring pictures with
them and sit for quite a while.
Finally we make our way to the Tomb,. The Tomb was nearly
ten minutes from there, there was a sign board on Main Road demonstrating the
course to the tomb. The way towards it was planted on the both sides by
excellent green trees. We stopped our bike and entered the tomb, it was clearly
mentioned that Photography and Videography is not permitted. So I pack my
camera, I took a few pictures from my mobile camera as others were many who
were taking snaps. We left our shoes on the counter. The entire Tomb was
flawlessly organized by white marble. Worshippers were distributing desserts
outside the premises where the Grave of Samandari Baba, appears like their wish
work out. There was a well outside, they thought of it as that it was found by
the Saint and this water was named as (AAB E SHIFA).The Tomb was average and
there was no weird action going on. Individuals were simply coming and
presenting Fatiha. Inside the Tomb, there was LANGAR going on, they were giving
Rusk and tea to every one who were sitting over there.
On the top of the Tomb, there was the cave where Baba used
to sit and do worship. The entire spot is changed over into a little room now
and hollow passage was shut. There was a glass window from that point everybody
can observe inside. Inside the room there was distinctive pictures hanging over
the walls furthermore the newspaper which demonstrates the historical backdrop
of importance of his life in spreading Islam. This ended our journey, we spent
nearly our entire day wandering on the streets and get back home with some
everlasting recollections. People are looking for adventure while some make it.
