Rahim Yar Khan Wildlife Park is a public wildlife park and zoological garden located on Kacha Sadiqabad Road near Tibbi Larran, approximately seven kilometres south-east of Rahim Yar Khan city in Punjab, Pakistan. Opened by the Punjab Wildlife Department in 1986 and spanning roughly 15 acres of semi-arid landscape, the park was established as part of a provincial initiative to decentralise zoological and conservation facilities. The park is home to nilgai, chinkara, blackbuck, spotted deer, hog deer, rhesus macaques, baboons, Indian peafowl, black deer, and various bird species including ducks and geese. With mandates covering recreation, education, and captive breeding, the park serves as an important regional wildlife destination for families and visitors in southern Punjab.
