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In Pakistan, traditional fishing boats are an important part of coastal culture. These boats, known as \“Hora\“ or \“Dinghy\“, are commonly used by fishermen in Sindh and Balochistan provinces. Made from local wood, these small vessels are designed for navigating the Arabian Sea\“s waters.
Fishermen use traditional methods passed down through generations. The boats are often brightly painted with eye motifs for protection. Fishing communities gather at dawn to set out for the day\“s catch, returning in the afternoon with their harvest from the sea.
In coastal villages like Ibrahim Hyderi and Rehri Goth near Karachi, fishing remains the primary livelihood. The culture includes special prayers before departure and celebrations after successful catches. Traditional seafood dishes prepared from the day\“s catch are an important part of coastal Pakistani cuisine. |
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Post time 2025-11-6 19:17:07