Drigh Lake
Drigh Lake serves as an striking destination situated within the Qambar Shahdadkot District of Sindh, Pakistan, approximately 29 kilometers from Larkana city and just a short distance away from Qambar town. This Ramsar wetland site is renowned for its significance in both wildlife conservation efforts since it was declared as a sanctuary back in the year 1972; furthermore undergoing recognition through designation by The Ramsar Convention, an international treaty on preserving important wetlands globally, way back to 1976.
Located about 29 km from Larkana city. It is a semi-saline lake that becomes a haven for migratory birds in winter.
The best time to visit is during November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Drigh Lake is road accessible and can be reached by regular vehicle.
Located about 29 km from Larkana city. It is a semi-saline lake that becomes a haven for migratory birds in winter.
Yes, it is generally safe to visit during daylight hours, though it is recommended to visit with a group or a local guide due to its remote location in the Qambar Shahdadkot District.
There are no formal restaurants at the wetland site itself, so visitors should carry their own water and snacks from Larkana city or Qambar town.
Limited informal parking space is available near the entrance of the wildlife sanctuary, but there are no paved or designated parking lots.
The shoreline offers excellent vantage points for capturing migratory birds and wide-angle shots of the water, especially during the golden hour at sunrise and sunset.
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