Kharadar Karachi:

could be a neighborhood in Area South of Karachi, Pakistan.[1] Kharadar and the adjoining communities of Mithadar and Jodia Bazaar together frame what is respected as the initial center of Karachi.

Kharadar literally means Brackish Gate in both Sindhi and Urdu

Kharadar is located in central Karachi, near the Port of Karachi. Together with the adjacent community of Mithadar, it forms what is regarded as the original core of Karachi, when the city was known as "Kalachi Jo Goath." The combined area of the two is approximately 35 square kilometers

The neighborhood was named after one of two doors to the ancient city of Karachi built in 1729[3] – the other being Mitha Dar or "Sweet Entryway," (alluding to the consumable, new water of the Lyari Waterway) which is presently the title of the neighborhood adjoining to the northern edge of Kharadar. Both entryways were torn down in 1860 after the British prevailed Sindh 13 a long time earlier Kharadar, along side Mithadar, could be a center for Karachi's material industry, with a few article of clothing industrial facilities and wholesalers found within the adjoining Bolton Markets, as well as various material markets along Laxmi Das Road. Kharadar has too been domestic to a Muslim South Indian community since the 1890s – a bequest reflected within the title of the adjacent advertise, the Cochinwala Markets named after inhabitants of the city of Cochin in South India. 

Nearby Famous Points of Area:

· Madina Halwa Poori

· Muhammad Shah Dulha Sabzwari Baba

· Kutiyana Memon Hospital

· Ronaq-e-Islam School

· MCB Bank 

· Ismaili Jamatkhana Kharadar.