Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary
The Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary is located in the Khairpur District of Sindh province in Pakistan and has been privately preserved by the Talpurs Mir royal family since its establishment as part of a princely state's hunting area. This scenic sanctuary offers an array of flora, fauna, agricultural land, and forest during November through February when visitors can appreciate it most favorably. The Sindh Wildlife Department has endorsed the conservation efforts at Mehrano to ensure its continued preservation for future generations while promoting local biodiversity within this unique habitat in Pakistan's heartland.
The best time to visit is during November, December, January and February. These months offer the most favorable conditions for visitors.
Yes, visitors are typically accompanied by sanctuary staff or local guides who use jeeps to navigate the forest and lead you to specific hides for viewing wildlife like blackbucks and hog deer.
Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary is road accessible and can be reached by regular vehicle.
Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary is road accessible and can be reached by regular vehicle.
Photography is allowed and is a primary activity here; there are specially constructed viewing hides designed to help photographers capture close-up shots of migratory birds and big game.
This is a private sanctuary belonging to the Mirs of Khairpur. It is a prime habitat for the Blackbuck and Hog Deer. Prior permission from the Talpur family office is required for entry.
A private reserve owned by the Talpur family. It is one of the few places in Pakistan where you can see Blackbucks and Hog Deer in their natural habitat. Prior permission from the Mirs of Khairpur is mandatory for entry.
Accessibility is limited as the terrain consists of unpaved forest trails and jeep tracks; the multi-storied hunting lodge also requires climbing a narrow staircase for the viewpoint.
The sanctuary has designated, reserved areas for tourists to safely observe animals like wild boars and blackbucks from a distance.
Yes, as Mehrano is a private reserve managed by the Talpur Mir family, you must obtain prior permission from the estate office or a recognized travel partner. Access is controlled to ensure the protection of the thousands of big game animals residing within.
There are no public restaurants or cafes within the sanctuary, so visitors should bring their own food and water for the duration of their visit.
There are no formal restaurants inside the sanctuary, so visitors are advised to bring their own food and water for the trip.
Guided jeep safaris are the primary way to explore the forest and desert habitats, led by local staff who know the hiding spots of Blackbucks and Hog Deer. These tours typically include stops at hidden 'hides' specifically built for undisturbed animal viewing.
The forest lake is the premier spot for photographing migratory birds from Siberia and Europe during the winter months.
Late afternoon is the best time to see the wild boars as they congregate in designated feeding areas. For the Blackbuck and Hog Deer, early morning tours offer the best visibility as they move through the acacia forest and agricultural clearings.
Limited parking is available at the entrance gate managed by the Talpur family staff who maintain the private reserve.
Walking is generally restricted to specific safe zones near the hunting lodge and designated viewing hides. Because of the high density of wild boar and other large game, visitors must remain in vehicles or with an armed guard for safety while in the heart of the forest.
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