The Makran Coastal Highway

The Makran Coastal Highway is a significant roadway in Pakistan that runs along the country's southern coastline of the Arabian Sea. It spans approximately 750 kilometers, connecting the city of Karachi to Gwadar, passing through scenic coastal areas, mountains, and fishing villages. Built to boost trade, tourism, and regional development, the highway offers breathtaking views and access to important ports like Gwadar, which is a strategic hub for maritime trade and economic growth. Its construction has improved transportation, linked remote communities, and enhanced economic opportunities in the region.