Khairpur is a small city in the north of Sindh the southeastern province of Pakistan.

Khairpur is known for the dates grown in this region, the fort of Kot Diji, archeological site of Kot Diji which in itself is a chapter of the pre-history of the Indian subcontinent, and the shrine of Sufi poet Sachal Sarmast at Darazan Sharief. Khairpur although considered small, is the 15th largest city of the country.

There is a university in the city as well. History Khairpur is known as Khairpur Mirs (The Khairpur of the kings) It was a semi-autonomous kingdom before the partition and was ruled by Talpur family known as Mirs. Mir Sohrab established himself as the Rais-ul-ummarrah (Paramount Ruler) of Upper Sindh, maintained independent Sovereignty and his own currency separate from Lower Sindh (Hyderabad). At its greatest extent, Khairpur ranged from Gandava (now in Balochistan) to Shahgarh (now in India).