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Gandhara and Peshawar on a modern Pakistan map Scylax was from, a small city on an island close to in. He was probably an ethnic, who might have been familiar with and used it for his writings.

Not much is known about Scylax, except for the few fragments of information relayed by later Greek writers. Calls him a sea-captain from Ionia. He is said to have sailed down the at the behest of the Achaemenid emperor (522–486 BCE) and then around the Arabian peninsula to reach. In the narrative of Herodotus: Darius was the discoverer of the greater part of Asia. Wishing to know where the Indus (the only river with crocodiles, save one) ran into the sea, he sent a number of men, on whose trustworthiness he could rely, and among them Scylax of Caryanda, to sail down the river.

They set out from the city of Caspatyrus, in the region called Pactyica, and sailed downstream in an easterly direction to the sea. Here they turned westward, and after a voyage of thirty months, reached the place from which the Egyptian king. Sent the Phoenicians to sail round Libya. Once the voyage was completed, Darius conquered the Indians, and made use of the sea in those parts. Thus all Asia, except the eastern section, has been found to exhibit the same features as Libya.

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(Herodotus, Histories 4.44). The greatest extent of the Achaemenid Empire in the east (Oxford Atlas of World History, 2002) Several questions have been raised about this narrative.

The city of Caspatyrus and the country of Pactyica have not been traced to any real locations. Assuming that it is somewhere in the vicinity of, which was under the control of the Achaemenid emperor, it is unclear how Scylax was able to assemble a fleet of vessels in this land-locked country.

More importantly, the Indus does not flow east, but rather in a south-westernly direction. Due to these reasons, some commentators doubted if Scylax's journey ever took place. But these doubts are now laid to rest by the excavations at Suez, which seem to corroborate Scylax's account, and Darius's subsequent acquisition of control over. Scholars have constructed various explanations for these questions. Has noted that 'Caspatyrus' was written as 'Caspapyrus' by the later Greek writer, and both the names seem to have been misspellings of 'Paskapyrus', a known Greek spelling of the name of. Scylax is presumed to have started by sailing east along the and turned south after its confluence with the near.

The idea that the Indus itself flowed east must have been a misunderstanding by Herodotus or his source. Scholars state that Scylax's expedition was not merely for exploration, but rather for reconnaissance for future conquest by Darius. According to Matthew R. Christ and, 'Herodotus presents geographical curiosity as a feature of foreign kings, particularly when they plan conquest'. Olmstead characterized it as a 'spying' expedition. It lasted thirty months. Soon afterwards, Darius seems to have added to his empire the lands explored by Scylax as a new province called Hinduš.

It was referred to as 'India' by the Greek writers. The extent of the province is not precisely known, though Herodotus's description of it as lying to the west of the desert () limits it to essentially (middle and lower Indus basin). Darius also commissioned the completion of the canal connecting the Nile with the Red Sea, stating in an inscription: I commanded to dig this canal from the Nile.to the sea which goes from Persia; afterwards this canal [was dug] thus as I commanded, and [ships] passed from Egypt by this canal to Persia as was my [will]. Afterwards, oceanic communication between India and Persia as well as Egypt and Mediterranean were established and maintained for some time. Works [ ] Scylax wrote an account of his travels, perhaps entitled Periplus (Circumnavigation) and it is said to have been dedicated to Darius. The work has disappeared except for seven quotations by later writers. The surviving quotations indicate it was not merely a logbook, but contained accounts of people, landscape, the natural conditions and perhaps also political affairs.