Pakistan to build first World-Class Safari Park

Pakistan has decided to build its first world-class wildlife safari park in the federal capital. The ambitious

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan has decided to build its first world-class wildlife safari park in the federal capital. The ambitious project aims to introduce international-standard wildlife experiences to the country and promote eco-friendly tourism.

According to the Capital Development Authority (CDA), the safari park will be constructed over 350 acres of land in the Barakahu area of Islamabad. The site has been selected because of its natural landscape and easy access for visitors.

Officials say the project will be one of the largest recreational and conservation initiatives in the capital’s history. The safari park is expected to become a major tourist attraction for both domestic and foreign visitors.

The CDA said the park has been designed to bring some of the world’s most unique wildlife experiences to Pakistan. Visitors will be able to observe animals in spacious and natural surroundings rather than traditional cages.

The project will place a strong emphasis on wildlife conservation and the protection of endangered species. Modern veterinary facilities and dedicated breeding areas are also expected to be included in the development plan.

Authorities say the safari park will promote environmentally sustainable tourism. The project will be developed using eco-friendly practices to preserve the surrounding environment and natural habitat.

The new facility will also offer recreational opportunities for families, students and nature enthusiasts. Educational programmes and awareness campaigns about wildlife protection are expected to become an important part of the project.

Officials believe the safari park will create new employment opportunities and encourage investment in the tourism sector. Local businesses and communities are also expected to benefit from increased visitor activity in the area.

The project reflects Pakistan’s growing focus on environmental conservation and sustainable urban development. Once completed, the safari park is expected to place Islamabad among regional cities offering modern wildlife tourism experiences.

Authorities hope the facility will become a landmark destination and a symbol of Pakistan’s commitment to preserving nature while promoting tourism and family recreation.