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Hill Park Karachi

It would be one of my favourite place in Karachi. It is also situated in the middle of a residential area called PECHS, don’t ask me what does it stands for. It is on the top of the hill and you can have a nice view of the city from this park. Nothing much for the amusements but location makes it worth a visit.
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