Kamalia Wildlife Park
Kamalia Wildlife Park is a public zoological garden situated two kilometers east of the city of Kamalaia in Punjab province since its establishment in 1990. The park, located on Fateh Abad Road, offers an affordable entry fee at PKR 20 and welcomes visitors from sunrise to sundown daily during optimal visitation months: October through February.
The best time to visit is during October, November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Kamalia Wildlife Park is road accessible and can be reached by regular vehicle.
A modest park featuring various deer species and birds. It is a popular spot for local families during the winter months.
The opening hours for Kamalia Wildlife Park are 8:00 AM - Sunset. Hours may vary during public holidays — it's best to confirm locally before your visit.
Yes, the entry fee is PKR 20. Fees may change — confirm before visiting.
Early morning, shortly after the park opens at 8:00 AM, is the best time to visit as animals are most active and the temperature is cooler. This also helps you avoid the larger crowds that typically arrive in the afternoon.
There are limited snack stalls within the park, so it is highly recommended to bring your own refreshments and water. The park features dedicated picnic spots and ponds where families can sit and enjoy their own packed meals.
Yes, there is a dedicated parking area near the park entrance on Fateh Abad Road. It is advisable to arrive early on weekends to secure a spot close to the main gate.
Photography for personal use is permitted throughout the park and its trails. The park’s natural landscaping, ponds, and exotic bird species provide excellent backdrops for nature enthusiasts.
Kamalia Wildlife Park dates back to 1990.
Photography for personal use is permitted throughout the park, but using professional equipment or drones requires prior approval from the Punjab Wildlife Department.
The park provides a parking area at the main gate where a small nominal fee is typically charged for cars and motorcycles.
Most of the main paths through the 14-acre park are paved or flat, making the primary animal viewing areas generally accessible for wheelchair users.
The park features a canteen near the play area that serves light refreshments and snacks, and there are designated gazebo spots for families who bring their own picnic.
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