Manghopir’s Hot Springs

By: 
Dr. Sohail Ansari
AnsariSohail2018

Over centuries Manghopir’s hot springs has continued to attract thousands of people from far-flung areas who gather there for a bath. These hot sulphur springs, legend has it, have miraculous healing powers that can cure most diseases of the skin. It had brought a large number of lepers from very distant areas as well.

J.R. Martin, collector of Karachi, took a keen interest in the development and improvement of these baths in Manghopir.

Currently, Mama bath is the only functional one amongst Manghopir’s six hot springs.

Manghopir is a very good example of inter-faith and multi-communal harmony.

 

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About Amin H. Karim MD

Graduate of Dow Medical College Class of 1977.
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