Pai Reserved Forest
The Pai Reserved Forest is a significant natural habitat located near Sakrand within Shaheed Benazirabad district, Sindh province along the Indus River's left bank. Spanning approximately 4700 acres and accessible by road, this protected area showcases an array of flora and fauna indigenous to its arid riverine environment. November through February presents optimal conditions for exploring Pai Reserved Forest as these months offer favorable weather that enhances the experience.
One of the last remaining riverine forests in the region. Look for Hog deer and partridges.
The best time to visit is during November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Pai Reserved Forest is road accessible and can be reached by regular vehicle.
One of the last remaining riverine forests in the region. Look for Hog deer and partridges.
The elusive hog deer is most active during the very early morning and late evening hours. During the day, they typically retreat into the thick riverine forest cover to rest and avoid heat.
Entering the forest alone is not recommended due to the presence of wild boars and the risk of getting lost in the dense, unmapped thickets. It is safer and more productive to explore the area accompanied by an authorized wildlife guard.
Binoculars are very useful for spotting birds and mammals through the dense canopy and undergrowth. They help in identifying shy species like the jungle cat or various partridges before they disappear into the brush.
Authorized guided tours are managed by the local wildlife department, often utilizing the forest tracks to reach specific observation points. These guided sessions focus on education and conservation, helping you spot tracks and signs of the resident fauna.
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