Punjab Wildlife & Parks Department
Punjab Wildlife & Parks Department
Chinkara
Gazella bennettii
Not Endangered
Dry and arid regions, including deserts and scrublands.
Herbivores, assist in seed dispersal.
The Chinkara, scientifically known as the Indian Gazelle (Gazella bennettii), graces Punjab’s arid landscapes with its enchanting presence. Renowned for its elegant appearance and swift agility, the Chinkara embodies the spirit of freedom in the region’s desolate expanses. Its sandy-colored coat, adorned with contrasting white markings, allows it to seamlessly blend into the parched surroundings. Solitary and elusive, the Chinkara symbolizes the resilient spirit of life in Punjab’s unforgiving terrain. With each bound across the dusty plains, this charming antelope narrates a story of survival against the odds, adding to the tapestry of Punjab’s diverse wildlife heritage.
The Chinkara, scientifically known as the Indian Gazelle (Gazella bennettii), graces Punjab’s arid landscapes with its enchanting presence. Renowned for its elegant appearance and swift agility, the Chinkara embodies the spirit of freedom in the region’s desolate expanses. Its sandy-colored coat, adorned with contrasting white markings, allows it to seamlessly blend into the parched surroundings. Solitary and elusive, the Chinkara symbolizes the resilient spirit of life in Punjab’s unforgiving terrain. With each bound across the dusty plains, this charming antelope narrates a story of survival against the odds, adding to the tapestry of Punjab’s diverse wildlife heritage.
Location: 2 Sanda Road, Lahore.
Phone: +92 (42) 992 12367
Email: info@pwl.gov.pk
Openning hours: 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM