Things to do in Hingol National Park
Discover the best attractions and experiences Hingol National Park has to offer
Historic Monuments
Within and around Hingol National Park, ancient sites and remnants offer a glimpse into the Makran coast’s long human history.
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Museums
Local insights into coastal life and nomadic traditions are found in small community museums nearby.
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Religious Monuments
Hinglaj Mata Temple stands out as a major sacred site within Hingol National Park.
Hinglaj Mata Temple
A revered Hindu pilgrimage site inside Hingol National Park, known for its annual festival and dramatic desert scenery.
Beela Fort Ruins
Ruins near Bela offering a glimpse into historical regional fortifications and desert landscapes.
National & Theme Parks
The rugged landscape is protected as national and coastal reserves, showcasing Hingol’s diverse ecosystems.
Hingol National Park
Pakistan's largest national park, spanning desert, riverine environments and a wild Makran coastline.
Makran Coastal Reserve
A protected coastal area featuring dramatic cliffs, beaches and wildlife along the Makran coast.
Neighborhoods
Local settlements around Hingol National Park serve as bases for exploring the region.
Kund Malir
Coastal village and beach known for its red cliffs and turquoise waters.
Bela
Gateway town near the Hinglaj temple, with services for travelers and local culture.
Free Things to Do
Budget-friendly ways to experience Hingol’s dramatic landscapes.
Sunset at Kund Malir Beach
Watch the sun dip below the Makran coast as waves wash over red cliffs.
Wildlife watching along Hingol River
Scan for desert-adapted species and waterbirds in the park’s riverine zones.
Desert dune walk in Hingol plains
Explore rolling sand dunes and enjoy expansive desert scenery on foot.
Gastronomy
Taste the bold flavors of Balochistan, especially along the coastal belt.
Sajji
Balochi-style roasted lamb or chicken skewers, a regional specialty.
Fresh seafood platter
Coastal fish, prawns and crab prepared with simple, bold flavors.
Fish curry with rice
Comforting curry dish made with local catch and fragrant spices.
Nightlife
In this remote region, nightlife centers on starlit skies and camp evenings.
Camping under the stars near Hingol NP
Spend a night in the desert or along the coast, beneath clear skies.
Entertainment
Cultural experiences occur in nearby settlements with occasional performances.
Traditional Balochi folk music session
Live music evenings featuring regional songs and rhythms.
Desert storytelling and campfire evenings
Narratives around the campfire that celebrate Makran’s heritage.
Sports
Adventure and outdoor activities abound in Hingol’s varied terrain.
4x4 desert safari
Rugged jeep safaris across dunes and along the coastline.
Sandboarding on dunes
Exciting rides down sandy slopes with expansive desert views.
Hiking on coastal and desert trails
Guided or self-guided treks through diverse landscapes.
Off the Track
Hidden gems and dramatic landscapes await beyond the main routes.
Princess of Hope rock formation
A striking cliff formation that resembles a princess and offers dramatic photo opportunities.
Hingol Mud Volcanoes
Mud eruptions along the coast create a surreal, otherworldly landscape.
Kund Malir Beach overlook
Secluded beach with striking red cliffs and sweeping sea views.