Murree Wildlife Park

The park spans 240 acres of land filled with pine trees, featuring large enclosures for animals such as Siberian tigers, red deer, and Asian black bears.

The Forest, Wildlife & Fisheries Department of Punjab established this conservation center in 1986 under the National Development Scheme Development of Wildlife Park.

The park serves as an educational institution where visitors learn about Pakistani wildlife conservation while observing various native and foreign animal species.

Located on Ghora Gali Road in Rawalpindi, the park operates daily from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM and includes several canteens for refreshments.

The facility maintains a collection of rare species including Bactrian camels, chinkaras, and black shoulder peafowl within a natural forest environment.

Location: Murree Tehsil

GPS coordinates: 33.89517,73.36835

Latest update: March 5, 2025 16:14