Lal Suhanra National Park

Lal Suhanra National Park covers desert, forest, and wetland zones with rolling sand dunes across its terrain. The reserve protects varied habitats that support different types of animals and birds.

The park was established in 1972 to protect the natural landscape of the Sindh lowlands. Archaeological remains from the Indus Valley civilization lie within its boundaries.

The park's name comes from the reddish sand dunes that dominate the landscape. Visitors encounter blackbucks roaming freely and witness how local communities participate in protecting the wildlife here.

The park is open daily for visitors with walking trails and observation areas throughout. Bring plenty of water and check the weather before visiting, as conditions can change quickly.

Visitors can observe lions in their natural habitat through guided safari experiences. This opportunity to see large predators in such a setting draws nature enthusiasts from across the region.

Location: Bahawalpur District

Inception: 1972

GPS coordinates: 29.31667,71.91667

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:42