Visitors can soon enjoy tea or coffee near some of the tallest land animals on Earth, as Pakistan builds its first giraffe café at Lahore Safari Park.
Workers are preparing the new spot to open for the public soon, forming part of ongoing upgrades at the park.
Patrons can sit close to the animals and feed them by hand, creating an interactive wildlife encounter.
Ten giraffes currently live at the facility, featuring two males and eight females imported from South Africa in September 2025 to boost the park collection.
This venue brings a novel feature to existing park activities, letting people watch the creatures from a short distance instead of far away.
Families, children, and animal lovers seeking fresh recreation in Lahore will likely visit the venue, which also promotes learning about wildlife conservation.
These updates form part of broader renovation efforts at the park to upgrade amenities and guest experiences through new features.
The upcoming café should stand out as a unique feature once doors open, allowing guests to drink refreshments and feed the animals safely.
Officials have not shared an exact opening date yet, but work continues on site to deliver this new wildlife experience in Lahore.
