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Wildlife in Sindh
Wildlife travel needs careful timing and responsible guidance, from high-altitude species to desert habitats and birding wetlands.
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Sindh
Wildlife in Sindh
National parks, rare species, photography, and conservation
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Keenjhar Lake
One of Pakistan's largest freshwater lakes near Thatta, a Ramsar wetland, water-bird haven, and Sindhi folk-legend site.
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Haleji Lake
A broad freshwater lake and bird sanctuary east of Thatta, filling each winter with migratory waterfowl along the Indus flyway.
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Hawke's Bay Beach
A long sandy beach west of Karachi lined with painted huts, and one of the few mainland beaches where green turtles still come ashore to nest.
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Drigh Lake
Drigh Lake near Larkana: a Ramsar wetland and wildlife sanctuary since 1972, a 164-hectare lake about 29 km from the city.
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Kirthar National Park
Kirthar National Park north of Karachi: 3,087 km² of hills, the third largest national park in Pakistan, home to Sindh ibex, urial and leopard.
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Karachi Safari Park
Karachi Safari Park, opened in 1970: a 148-acre family park in Gulshan-e-Iqbal with a zoo, safari tracks, a chairlift and two lakes.
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Mehrano Wildlife Sanctuary
Mehrano, a riverine forest in Khairpur preserved by the Talpur Mirs: blackbuck, hog deer and some 4,000 big game animals, with a bird lake.
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