Watayo Faqeer's tree
Watayo Faqeer's tree
Watayo Faqeer's tree
About
The 'Wataiwaro Kando,' or the tree associated with Watayo Faqeer's house in Tando Allahyar district of Sindh province is a significant pilgrimage site during specific months, particularly November to February. This ancient fig tree stands near Rashidabad and houses hold tales about renowned poet-mystic Wahejoon Mehr Ali Shah (also known as Watayo Faqeer), who was compared in wit and wisdom with the legendary character Mullah Nasruddin Hodja.
Frequently Asked Questions
When is the best time to visit Watayo Faqeer's tree?
The best time to visit is during November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Are there on-site tour guides at Watayo Faqeer's tree?
There are no official government-appointed tour guides at the site. However, local caretakers or residents are often present and willing to share oral traditions and fables associated with the legendary Sufi figure.
Is photography permitted at the site?
Photography is generally allowed, but as this is a site of spiritual and historical significance near a shrine, visitors should be respectful. It is polite to ask for permission before photographing any people who may be visiting for prayer.
Where can I find food nearby?
The site is located near the Mirpur Khas Road, where several roadside dhaba-style restaurants serve traditional Sindhi meals. For more variety, you can head into the main Tando Allahyar town center, which is a short drive away.
Is there parking available near the tree?
There is no formal paved parking lot, but there is sufficient open space along the roadside and near the shrine entrance where visitors can park their cars or motorcycles.
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