Kamalia wildLife Park

Kamalia Wildlife Park is a public wildlife park and zoological garden situated on Fateh Abad Road, approximately two kilometres east of Kamalia in Punjab, Pakistan. Developed between 1991 and 1992 and managed by the Punjab Wildlife Department, the park was established to conserve indigenous fauna in naturalistic enclosures and to serve as the primary large-scale recreational green space for the district. The park has been home to lions, tigers, mouflon sheep, blackbuck, black bears, zebras, monkeys, deer, Indian peafowl, and various waterfowl species. Its mission includes ex-situ conservation of endangered wildlife, community engagement, and public education on biodiversity. Set within a green and open landscape, Kamalia Wildlife Park offers families and wildlife enthusiasts a natural retreat in the agricultural heartland of central Punjab.