Murree Wildlife Park

Murree Wildlife Park, also known as Bansra Gali Wildlife Park, is a scenic 240-acre wildlife park nestled in the pine forests of Bansra Gali near Murree, Punjab, Pakistan. Established in 1986 under Punjab's wildlife development programs and managed by the Punjab Wildlife and Parks Department, the park provides a refreshing forest environment for both wildlife and visitors. Its extensive collection includes Siberian tigers, Himalayan brown bears, Bactrian camels, snow leopards, chinkaras, black-shouldered peafowl, a variety of pheasants, deer, and numerous native bird species, all housed in naturalistic forested enclosures. The park's dense pine landscape, natural trails, and active breeding programs for endangered species make it a standout wildlife destination in the hill resort region, offering families and nature lovers a truly immersive mountain wildlife experience.