Parent category for nature and wildlife related tourism activities
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The Indus Dolphin View Point, situated along a stretch of Pakistan's famed Indus River between Guddu and Sukkur barrages in Sindh province, is an accessible location that offers unique ecotourism...
The Indus River Dolphin Protected Area stretches over a significant 170 km of the lower reaches in Badin, Sindh along the critical section between Guddu and Sukkur barrages - designated as Ramsar...
The Indus River Dolphin Protected Area, located in Ghotki district within Sindh province, is a significant conservation region along an essential stretch of Pakistan's longest waterway - the mighty...
The jungle cat, scientifically known as Felis chaus, is a medium-sized feline native to regions including the Caucasus and parts of Southeast Asia that can be found in Lakki Marwat, Khyber...
In Ziarat District,Baluchistan lies a unique ecosystem – the expansive Juniper forests that stretch across lush valleys and rolling hillsides (Link: https://www.serenahotels.
Kalam Forest, also recognized as Ushu Forest, is a road-accessible wooded area situated near Kalam, which serves as the main hub for Upper Swat Valley in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province of Pakistan.
Keti Bunder, situated within Thatta district in Sindh province's Indus Delta region, is a significant destination recognized by its extensive mangrove forests and diverse wildlife...
Khabeki Lake, situated in Punjab's Soon Valley near Khushab village, offers an striking retreat amidst scenic hillscapes during the best season from November to February when winter brings a surge of...
The Kharspun (or Tangi Sar) stream, situated within Musakhel District's Durug valley, is a known natural feature that requires traversal via 4x4 vehicles due to its remote location in Balochistan...
Kirthar National Park is situated in Sindh's rugged and expansive Kirthar Mountains, spanning across both Dadu and Jamshoro districts near Karachi.
