Ayub National Park is a historic 313-acre recreational destination situated on GT Road in Rawalpindi, Punjab, Pakistan, established in 1959 and recognized as one of Asia's largest parks. At its heart is the Jungle World Zoo, which houses over 130 species of animals and more than 200 bird species in spacious, open-air enclosures, including white tigers, Bengal tigers, African lions, bears, pumas, monkeys, zebras, deer, and a rich variety of birds such as pheasants, peacocks, parrots, ostriches, emus, and pelicans. The park also features a Snake House with native and exotic serpents, an Army Museum, the Heritage House, a Miracle Garden, lakeside boating, sports complexes, and thrilling rides. Located approximately ten minutes from the Rawalpindi city center, the park serves the twin cities region as a premier family and wildlife destination.