Native Jetty Bridge

Native Jetty Bridge spans across Karachi Port waters, connecting the main city with the port area through two vehicle lanes along its 550-foot length.

The bridge construction commenced in 1861 and finished in 1864, requiring an investment of 643,440 rupees during the British colonial administration of the region.

The bridge area features vendors selling dough balls and meat for visitors to participate in the local tradition of feeding kites that soar above the water.

Travelers can find parking facilities near the Bahria complex on M.T. Khan road, followed by a walking path leading to the Port Grand food street.

The original structure transformed into Port Grand Food and Entertainment Complex, running parallel to a freight train track known as Chinna Creek Bridge.

GPS coordinates: 24.84292,66.99056

Latest update: September 23, 2025 16:45