Complete list of 6 national parks in Pakistan

Central Karakoram

Chitral Gol

Deosai Plains

Hingol

Kirthar

Margalla Hills

Pakistan National Parks

Central Karakoram National Park is home to some of the world's highest peaks, including K2, the second-highest mountain on Earth. The park features massive glaciers, dramatic valleys, and unique alpine ecosystems. It serves as a crucial habitat for endangered species like the snow leopard and Marco Polo sheep.

Chitral Gol National Park is renowned for its population of Kashmir markhor, Pakistan's national animal. The park consists of steep valleys and mountain terrain in the Hindu Kush range. It provides critical habitat for snow leopards and various species of wild goats and birds.

Deosai Plains National Park is the second-highest plateau in the world and known as the 'Land of Giants.' The park features vast alpine meadows and is home to the Himalayan brown bear. During summer, the plains are covered with thousands of wildflowers, creating a spectacular natural display.

Hingol National Park is Pakistan's largest national park and features a diverse landscape including desert, mountains, and coastal regions. The park contains unique rock formations, mud volcanoes, and the Princess of Hope natural rock formation. It provides habitat for various species including marsh crocodiles and endangered Hubara bustards.

Kirthar National Park is situated in the Kirthar Mountain Range and is one of Pakistan's oldest national parks. The park features rugged mountains, historic archaeological sites, and diverse wildlife. It serves as a protected habitat for Sindh ibex, urial sheep, and various predator species.

Margalla Hills National Park is located in the foothills of the Himalayas and serves as a natural backdrop to Pakistan's capital city. The park features hiking trails, rich biodiversity, and limestone hills covered in subtropical forest. It is home to various species of birds, mammals, and reptiles including leopards and barking deer.