Hingol National Park is one of the natural wonders of Pakistan. It is also has significant cultural importance. Hingol spans around 6,200 square kilometers of the area across three districts of the Balochistan Province: Lasbela, Awaran, and Gwadar.

The park is named for the Hingol River that flows through this dry region all year and is the longest in Balochistan. Before emptying into the Arabian Sea, the Hingol flows into an estuary that supports threatened fish, birds, and crocodiles. It is part of the largest national park for the protection of endangered species in the country. The park is also home to wild Sindh Ibex, Balochistan Urial, and Chinkara Gazelle.