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In Gilgit-Baltistan's Nagar District lies the remote and rugged Hispar Valley, situated approximately two kilometers downstream of a 49km long glacier known as the Hispar Glacier.
The Hog Deer Breeding Centre, situated in Dera Ismail Khan along the Indus River near Ghafar Tee, is a significant conservation facility focusing on hog deer breeding and preservation – an indigenous...
The Hopper Glacier, alternatively known as BualtarGlacier, is a known feature situated within Nagar District's Gilgit-Baltistan region of Pakistan at an elevation approximating 3400 meters (11,000...
The Houbara Bustard, Balochistan's provincial bird, can be observed in its natural habitat during the winter months from November to January primarily within Awaran District's arid regions and Nag...
Hub Dam Wildlife Sanctuary lies in the vicinity of Hub Dam across both Balochistan and Sindh Provinces within Pakistan's borders.
Located within Pakistan's Gilgit–Baltistan region, specifically in its district of Hunza, lies a significant waterway known as the Hunza River.
Located in Ghanche District within Gilgit-Baltistan, Pakistan's northern region, Hushe River serves as an important tributary to Shyok and Indus Rivers respectively.
The Ibex, an iconic wild goat species of Gilgit-Baltistan's rugged landscapes, can potentially be spotted within Tangir Valley during the winter months (November to January).
In southwestern Balochistan lies a region of dry grasslands and scrubland, home to an endangered subspecies - the Indian gray wolf (Canis lupus pallidus).
