Kirthar National Park: Sindh’s Ancient Mountain Refuge
Kirthar National Park in Sindh protects Sindh ibex, urial, and chinkara across 3,087 sq km of desert mountains, plus the ancient mighty Ranikot Fort.
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Snow leopards, Indus dolphins and the untold wild stories of Pakistan.
Kirthar National Park in Sindh protects Sindh ibex, urial, and chinkara across 3,087 sq km of desert mountains, plus the ancient mighty Ranikot Fort.
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