Gwadar has a hot desert climate (Köppen BWh), characterised by little precipitation and high variation between summer and winter temperatures. Oceanic influence from the cool currents of the Arabian Sea moderates temperatures, resulting in notably cooler summer temperatures compared to areas inland and cities in the Persian Gulf such as Dubai .

Gwadar Desert While crossing the river bridge of Hingol National Park, visitors can enjoy the beauty and splendor of Gwadar’s coastal desert. It is an ideal place to experience the fun and enjoyment of the desert safari.

Oct 13, 2021 · 7- Gwadar Desert. Crossing the bridge of the Hingol River, you will find a coastal semi-desert where locals and tourists can hunt in the dunes. Again, this is one of the reasons why Gwadar tourists are becoming more and more concentrated.

Buzi Pass is another stunning place to visit in Gwadar district. You will get there using Makran Coastal Highway. While traveling around this pass, you will notice spectacular views on each side. A coastal semi-dessert can also be seen while crossing the Pasni town.

Sep 26, 2022 · Gwadar, located in Balochistan, is one of Pakistan’s major trading ports. While the region has a rich history, it only became a popular tourist destination a few years ago, when the unknown corners of Balochistan became popular on social media.

It is the beautiful desert beach near Hingol, some 145km from Zero-Point on Makran Coastal Highway. It lies next to the huge mountains and together it give a wild look to the place. Enjoy the desert safari and breathtaking view of the desert.

Kund Malir Desert is a must-visit destination for tourists exploring Gwadar in Pakistan. Located along the Arabian Sea, this stunning desert offers a unique experience filled with natural beauty and adventure.

Desert Passing by the Hingol river bridge is the coastal semi-dessert that offers the locals and tourists a chance at desert safari on its sand dunes. It is yet again one of the reasons why the tourist gathering at Gwadar has increased.

Gwadar, a prominent port city situated on the southwestern coastline of Balochistan, Pakistan, rests along the Arabian Sea, directly across from Oman. Historically, Gwadar was under Omani rule from 1783 until 1958, when it became part of Pakistan.

Dec 30, 2016 · Gwadar has a hot desert climate (Kppen BWh), characterised by little precipitation and high variation between summer and winter temperatures. The oceanic influence keeps the temperature lower in summer and higher in winter as compared to the inland.