Garden Karachi

 Karachi Zoological Gardens (Urdu: کراچی کے چڑیاگھر) is located in Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan. It was established in the year 1878 and was commonly called as Mahatma Gandhi Garden (Urdu: باغ مہاتما گاندھی); after the independence of Pakistan, the name was changed to Karachi Zoological Gardens.[1] Presently, total sanctioned strength of Karachi Zoo is 242 staff including 6 technical staff and the rest skilled or semi skilled workers/staff. It consists of a zoo, and several botanical gardens. Karachi Zoological Gardens are of the most popular recreation areas in Karachi.
The zoo has a Reptile House which exhibits 13 species of snakes and lizards along with hatchlings of turtles and crocodiles. It also houses a Natural History Museum which contains preserved animals and is a place where people can come in and study the animals.
There is also a Mughal garden where there are beautiful roses surrounding fountains that lead to a structure straight from the Mughal era.
An Indian elephant named Anarkali was an Indian elephant who brought the zoo fame for six decades. She died on July 19, 2006.

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