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National Park Lahore, also known as the Greater Iqbal Park and Jinnah Gardens, is one of the largest urban parks in the world. Located in the heart of the ancient city of Lahore in Pakistan, it covers an area of over 630 acres, making it the second largest urban park in Asia. The park consists of lush green surroundings with a variety of trees and plants, many ponds and a large lake. It is home to several species of birds and animals, such as peacocks and parrots, along with various types of fish.

The main entrance to National Park Lahore is located at Liberty Roundabout near Gaddafi Stadium. There are two other entrances: one at Model Town and another at EME Society Road near Kalma Chowk. Inside the park there are several attractions for visitors to explore including an amusement park called Gunbad-e-Khizra that features a number of rides; a botanical garden known as Bagh-e Jinnah, which is home to many rare species of plants; an open air theatre where shows, concerts and plays are held; a library; a state-of-the-art cricket ground; an artificial beach; numerous food outlets; and a number of other amenities for visitors.

In addition to providing recreational activities for visitors, National Park Lahore also serves as a venue for national events such as festivals and conferences on various topics related to culture, science, education and heritage. It also serves as an important educational resource by hosting workshops on environmental conservation issues organized by organizations such as WWF Pakistan. Furthermore, it provides cultural entertainment through events like Qawwali nights featuring traditional Sufi music performances or screenings of classic Pakistani films under the stars during summer evenings.

The park represents not only the history and culture of Lahore but also serves as an example its commitment towards sustainable development by utilizing energy efficient sources such as solar power for lighting up its pathways. As part of its efforts towards maintaining ecological balance in this urban landscape, it has recently undertaken initiatives such as creating butterfly gardens with host plants specifically grown for butterflies or encouraging people to plant more trees within their communities through its “Plant A Tree” campaign. National Park Lahore stands out among urban parks around the world due both its size and popularity among locals and tourists alike who come here looking for relaxation or some adventure!