Morgah Biodiversity Park

Peaceful and quite place. Best for doing your mind refresh and spend time with family and kids.

Morgah Biodiversity Park, situated in the ARL Colony Morgah region of Rawalpindi, Punjab, is a remarkable testament to the conservation of natural diversity and ecological balance. This park is a captivating green jewel that celebrates the beauty and importance of biodiversity, offering a unique and educational experience to visitors.

The park is distinguished by its commitment to preserving native flora and fauna, providing a rich tapestry of plants, trees, and wildlife. Morgah Biodiversity Park serves as an educational hub for environmental enthusiasts and students, promoting awareness of Pakistan's diverse ecosystems and the importance of conservation.

Visitors to this park can explore walking trails, encounter various species of birds, and immerse themselves in the serene environment that has been carefully nurtured. It offers an ideal setting for bird-watching and photography, making it a favorite spot for nature lovers and wildlife enthusiasts.

Morgah Biodiversity Park also acts as a vital green lung for the city, contributing to cleaner air and a healthier urban environment. The park encourages sustainability and showcases the importance of preserving natural ecosystems within urban areas.

The location in the ARL Colony Morgah ensures easy accessibility to the park for both residents and tourists. It stands as a symbol of Rawalpindi's dedication to promoting environmental awareness and green urban planning. Morgah Biodiversity Park is not only a park but a vital reminder of the intrinsic value of nature and the critical role it plays in our lives.

Spacious and beautiful park.
It’s an initiative by Attock Oil Refinery
The park hosts various native plants belonging to the Potohar region

Best Park In The Town♥

Nice park mid of town and good place for walking and jogging in evening 👌

A beautiful and well-maintained park with diverse wildlife animals and plants. Suitable for families and couples

Extremely interesting learning facility

Beautiful 🫶🏻❣🥰😍

Not too much for kids but good outing place.

The Most Beautiful Green & Calm place to visit. Need some more animals and Birds to attract visitors but overall beautiful. Clean & Green 🦋🤍

beautiful and peaceful place..green and clean environment best for family picnic and nature loving person

It's a beautiful park maintained by Attock Petroleum. Has beautiful lawns. It's timing are from 3pm to 5pm which is too less for the public interested to sit for a while there and enjoy the nature. Birds which are not seen at other places can be seen and enjoyed here.

Beautiful park with antique history and refinery museum. Many different plants present. Fruit orchards also present

This park is interesting for those people who are fond of agriculture and horticulture. A huge variety of plants is available. Botany students can take advantage.

It's a one of it's kind park which has huge quantity of rare plants. Actually it's a place where you can find variety of plants and trees. This place could be attractive for students of botny. Amazing item of this park is solar clock, which shows time by the position of sun.

welcome but One thing will be remembered if you come here, you will not get anything to eat or swings. But if you are an author or a creator or someone who is looking for a comfort then it's definitely a quiet place.

Beautiful place.

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The first biodiversity park of its kind in the world was officially opened today by representatives of the United Nations Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific (UNESCAP), the Government of Pakistan and the private sector in Morgah, Rawalpindi, Pakistan.

Participating in the launch was H.E. Ms. Hina Rabbani Khar, Minister of State for Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan; Mr. Kim Hak-Su, UNESCAP Executive Secretary; Mr. Shuja Shah, Permanent Secretary, Economic Affairs Division, Government of Pakistan; Mr. Ziaul Haq, Additional Secretary, Economic Affairs Division, Ministry of Finance and Economic Affairs, Government of Pakistan and Chairman National Steering Committee of the Project; and Mr. M. Raziuddin, Chief Executive Officer, Attock Refinery Limited.

In Asia and Pacific, conservation of biodiversity has assumed renewed importance after the recent tsunami which destroyed considerable parts of the region’s reserves of biodiversity such as forests, fish stocks, coral reefs and mangrove swamps”, Mr. Kim told the gathering.  “Efforts like the one in Morgah can serve as models for restoring the biodiversity of devastated countries and help prevent further loss of the sustainable livelihoods of the people.

Good for walking