The Chaukhandi Tombs are a cluster of sandstone graves on Karachi's outskirts, carved with intricate geometric and floral patterns unique to the region's funerary tradition. Unlike the domed mausoleums found elsewhere in Pakistan, these are open, tiered structures, with the carving covering nearly every surface. The site sits apart from the city's more central attractions, making it a quieter, more specialised visit, but the density and craftsmanship of the stonework is distinctive enough to stand out from anything else in the area.