PAF Museum Review

Pakistan Air Force Museum There is a playground + indoor information hall + outdoor exhibition because the Chinese are pulled by many Pakistanis to take pictures

very good museum about Pakistan Air force

Very beautiful and interesting spot to visit in Karachi City.

#Museum is so interesting I have been to many strange museums in my many years of travel experience. Some museums can't be said to be strange, but they are due to the fate, such as the Pakistan Air Force Museum in Karachi in 2014. At that time, purely to spend half a day, the museum happened to be near the place where I lived, thinking that the BAT was our ally, so I might as well go to this museum. The museum, which is managed by the Pakistan Air Force, is large on the ground, but was originally built in 1990 by two abandoned hangars, and has since been expanded on a large scale, adding an archive and visitor infrastructure. The museum displays a large number of military aircraft, weapons, radar and other air force readiness, of course, basically the Pakistani air force eliminated. Among the exhibits are the Vickers VC.1 Viking aircraft that the father of Pakistan, Jinnah, took over in the Indian Air Force in the 1965 war between India and Pakistan, the MiG 15, the Mirage 5, and some other fighter jets, bombers and trainers. More attractive to the Chinese, there is undoubtedly a J-6 fighter with the flags of the two countries, which is a testament to the friendship between the two countries. There is also a warship and submarine that can be visited near the museum. Children always love these. #Travel happy moments #Museum Wonderful roaming #Pakistan #Military Enthusiasts

A great museum, the environment is very good, there are not many people.