Veesar Valley is place located surrounded by mounds of sand with chain of lakes, changing their names at different points. This site has dual aspects of being historical as well as best hunting place for the local as well as the foreigners who used to spend days and nights during the hunting season. The name suggested to this area is because the area has a large population of Veesar clan. An ancient mosque believed to be of Talpur period (not state days), was recently destroyed by the mujawers of nearby Dargah of Jamal Shah and pucca or the katcha bricks were being used for its reconstruction. This is an ancient site belonging to unknown period with lot of shreds of earthen pottery and stones spreading over a vast area. No research work has been undertaken on this site so far, nor any scholar has ever visited this spot. Opposite to this site is the Dargah of Syed Noor Shah. Dargah is surrounded by sand dunes.
[Source: Khairpur Jewel & Crown of Sindh by Momin Bullo | Coordinates: EFT]
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