Forests of Pakistan

Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has the largest area of forests in Pakistan due to its extensive mountainous terrain and favorable climate for forest growth.

The main type of forest found in northern Pakistan is the Coniferous Forest, characterized by cone-bearing trees such as pine, spruce, and fir.

The Kaghan Valley Forest is known for its deodar trees, which are highly valued for their timber and are native to the Himalayan region.

The Juniper Forest of Ziarat is located in Balochistan. It is one of the largest juniper forests in the world.

Changa Manga is one of the largest man-made forests in Pakistan, located near Lahore in Punjab.

Ayubia National Park is known for its dense forests and is located in the Abbottabad District of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.

Mangrove forests are found along the coastal areas of Pakistan, particularly in the Indus Delta region of Sindh.

Azad Kashmir is known for its Chir Pine forests, which are prevalent in the hilly regions of the area.

Teak is known as the "King of Timber" in Pakistan due to its high-quality wood, which is durable and resistant to decay.

Mangrove forests in Pakistan are primarily located in Sindh, especially in the Indus Delta region.

Changa Manga is located near Lahore and is one of the largest man-made forests in Pakistan.

The Mangrove Forest is part of the Indus Delta, located along the coastal areas of Sindh.

The Hazara region of Pakistan is known for its Coniferous Forests, which include pine, fir, and spruce trees.