Pakistan’s ‘First’ Night Line Safari Launched in Lahore

Wildlife Department Lahore of the Safari Park I have started the night line safari, during which one can see the tigers as well as get a chance to feed them.

Deputy Director Wildlife Lahore Region Tanveer Ahmad Janjua told Independent Urdu that Night Line Safari was inaugurated in Lahore Safari Park on the first day of Eid-ul-Azha, with timings starting from 7:00 pm to 10:00 pm following the regular safari. .

Tanveer Ahmed said: ‘Lahore Safari has 16 including four children Lion are, of which four are male lions.’

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He said that during the nightline safari, ‘you can even feed the lions if you want. For this, a tiger officer will go in a safari truck, from inside which the tigers can be fed. Feeding hours have been kept from seven to nine o’clock while the entire visiting hours are till 10 o’clock.

Tanveer Ahmad Janjua said regarding the night line safari ticket that it costs 1000 rupees for adults and 500 rupees for children, but if you want to feed the lions, the ticket price is 2000 rupees. is per capita.’

He said that six people can go in a car at a time for feeding the lions, while for night line safari, 10 people can go in a car at a time.

Lahore Safari has 16 tigers including four cubs (Wildlife Lahore).

Tanveer Ahmed Janjua said that ‘Night Line Safari has been introduced for the first time in Pakistan and the department has ensured that whoever comes for the Night Line Safari is safe.’

Regarding ensuring the safety of people, Tanveer Ahmed Janjua said that ‘during the safari, six vehicles go inside at a time, which are secured and locked from the outside.’

To further ensure people’s safety, there is also a rescue vehicle inside, with a driver, doctor and a shooter, who carries tranquilizers or anesthetic injections.’

Tanveer Ahmed Janjua, on the question regarding any kind of problems to the animals due to the safari, especially the floodlights and the lights of the vehicles, said that the floodlights in the safari are installed high, which do not fall directly into the eyes of the lions, while the vehicles Key lights have no adverse effect on the eyes of tigers.’