KARACHI — In an exciting development for wildlife and leisure lovers, Pakistan is all set to welcome its very first Giraffe Café at the Karachi Safari Park a unique concept that lets visitors enjoy their favorite cup of coffee while watching giraffes roam gracefully just a few feet away.
The project has already sparked widespread excitement after Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif praised the idea, describing it as a creative and refreshing step toward improving recreational spaces across the country. The café aims to combine leisure with learning, offering families, children, and tourists a safe and enjoyable opportunity to experience wildlife more closely.
According to Safari Park officials, the giraffes have recently arrived and are currently being acclimatized to their new habitat. The park management has made special arrangements for their well-being, including proper feeding routines, temperature-controlled enclosures, and round-the-clock veterinary supervision. Once the animals have fully adapted to their environment, the Giraffe Café will officially open to the public.
The café is part of a broader plan to modernize Karachi Safari Park with international-standard attractions that promote wildlife conservation and eco-friendly tourism. Visitors will be able to relax at outdoor seating areas, sip their coffee, and observe these gentle giants in a natural, comfortable setting.
Once open, the Giraffe Café is expected to become one of Karachi’s most popular family destinations a place that blends entertainment, education, and conservation in a truly innovative way. The initiative also reflects Pakistan’s growing commitment to creating recreational spaces that inspire love for nature and respect for wildlife.
