Karachi’s Northern Bypass cattle market is bustling with activity as thousands of camels arrive ahead of Eid ul Adha, drawing both eager buyers and curious onlookers.
More than 5,000 camels have made their way to the market, significantly boosting the trade and creating a lively atmosphere. Brought in from various regions of Sindh and Punjab, these camels are catching the attention of visitors with their impressive size, striking appearance, and diverse breeds.
Among the most sought-after are the Koh-e-Murree, Laari, Dachi, and the rare black camel, each admired for their unique traits and cultural significance. Prices vary widely, reflecting differences in breed, size, and overall presentation. The cost of a sacrificial camel ranges from Rs500,000 to as high as Rs3 million.
The market has become a focal point for those preparing for Eid, as families explore their options and negotiate prices. Breeders and traders are showcasing their finest animals, hoping to secure good deals during the peak buying season.
With Eid approaching, the camel market is expected to grow even more active in the coming days, with more animals arriving and prices potentially fluctuating based on demand and quality.
