Hamal Lake: A lake under danger

Situated in Qambar Shahdadkot district in Sindh, Pakistan, Hamal Lake is a beautiful lake of Sindh. The lake is 58 kilometers away from the city and 40 kilometers from Qambar town. The total length of the lake is 25 kilometers and the width of the lake is 10 kilometers. The total surface area of the lake is 2965 acres. The lake is a freshwater lake and the main source of water that comes into the lake is through the streams flowing from Kirthar Mountains.

The sparkling, crystal-clear water of the lake and the lush green plains around a treat for the eyes and a pleasant dose for the senses. The lake is calm, peaceful, and alluring. The tranquil sight of the lake is mesmerizing. Hamal Lake can make you awe-struck by its breathtaking beauty. The weather is mostly pleasant here. The mornings and sunsets are a treat to watch.

Camping under the beautiful sky and beside this lake is a dream. You can experience nature at its best here. If you are planning to visit Hamal Lake then some of the hotels that you can consider are Shabrani Hotel and Sindh Hotel.

Hamal Lake is home to Siberian migratory birds like geese, ducks, terns, gulls, ibises, herons, cormorants, and shorebirds. However, the discharge of poisonous and saline water from the Hirdin drain has severely affected the lake. If you visit the lake, make sure you do not pollute it.