Islamabad has been chosen as the location for Pakistan’s first world-class wildlife safari park, with the project planned for Malpur Forestry Park near Bara Kahu.
The initiative aims to promote wildlife conservation, eco-tourism, and outdoor recreation in the federal capital.
According to the Capital Development Authority (CDA), the safari park will feature natural habitats for thousands of animals, allowing visitors to experience wildlife in a safe and environmentally friendly setting.
The project will also include visitor facilities, educational programs, and conservation areas.
Officials believe the safari park will become a major tourist attraction, drawing visitors from across Pakistan and abroad while supporting efforts to protect wildlife.
The CDA has completed the initial planning and feasibility study, with the next phase expected to focus on construction.
