Manghopir Lake

Manghopir Lake is spread over an area of 1,400 acres^[1] and is part of a migratory bird route.^[1] Birds spotted at the lake include eagles, white-breasted kingfishers, Asian bearded owls, pink-breasted finch, black-backed gulls, hawks, trumpeter herons, itchy herons and wood-ducks.^[1]

Manghopir Lake is situated near the shrine of the Sufi saint Pir Mangho, and there are over one hundred Mugger crocodiles in the lake, which are fed by the pilgrims.^[2]

24°58′25″N 67°01′29″E / 24.97361°N 67.02472°E / 24.97361; 67.02472