
Lohi Bher Wildlife Park is a public wildlife park and safari destination situated near Lohi Bher, approximately 11 kilometres from central Rawalpindi in Punjab, Pakistan. Established in 1992 and encompassing approximately 687 acres of natural landscape, the park is managed by the Punjab Wildlife Department and provides visitors with an opportunity to observe native Pakistani wildlife in a semi-natural setting. The park is home to lions, bears, deer, monkeys, peacocks, partridges, parrots, and a variety of local bird species. Its expansive forested grounds support birdwatching and nature walks, offering a green escape from the urban environment of Rawalpindi and neighbouring Islamabad, making it a family-friendly destination for those seeking an accessible wildlife experience in the twin city region.