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Inside Pakistan’s oldest lighthouse: Manora’s 200-year legacy

Built in the 18th century, the Manora Lighthouse still guides ships with a beam visible 48 km away

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Shayan Saleem

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I am Shayan Saleem, a journalist with 14 years of experience in both news television and digital media. My expertise lies in feature storytelling, covering topics such as history, culture, tourism, information technology, character-driven narratives, and in-depth storytelling.

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For over two centuries, the Manora Lighthouse has stood as a vital maritime beacon off the coast of Karachi.

Built in the 18th century, it continues to guide vessels with a light intensity equivalent to 14 million candles, visible up to 48 kilometers away. More than a navigational aid, the lighthouse is a preserved relic of the region’s colonial maritime history, a testament to endurance, function, and legacy.

Reporting from the edge of the Arabian Sea, Nukta’s Shayan Saleem tells us the story of Manora Lighthouse, and takes us inside for a rare tour of Pakistan’s oldest coastal landmarks.

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