The park houses a dedicated pheasantry focusing on the captive breeding and conservation of vulnerable Himalayan bird species.
It is co-located with the headquarters of the Himachal Pradesh Wildlife Department for the Kullu region.
The park serves as a transition zone between the bustling Bhuntar town and the quieter upper reaches of the Kullu valley.
Its botanical collection emphasizes indigenous Himalayan conifers, specifically mature Deodar and Chir pine trees.
Nature Park Mohal serves as a specialized zoological and botanical facility situated along the Beas River in the Kullu Valley. The park operates under the Himachal Pradesh Forest Department and focuses on the conservation of regional Himalayan flora and fauna. Visitors can traverse walking trails that wind through dense deodar and pine forest sections. It features a dedicated pheasantry area that houses several species of Himalayan pheasants, including the Monal, the state bird of Himachal Pradesh. The park is integrated into a larger conservation complex that includes the regional office of the Wildlife Wing. Its riverfront location provides direct access to the bank of the Beas, allowing for observation of riparian habitats. The terrain is largely natural, consisting of undulating slopes characteristic of the lower Himalayan foothills.
The riverbank area offers the best vantage point for capturing the intersection of the forest canopy and the Beas River.
Wear sturdy, closed-toe walking shoes as the trails are unpaved and can be uneven.
Maintain a quiet demeanor to increase the likelihood of spotting native bird species in the pheasantry.
Bring binoculars for better views of birdlife and river-side activity.
Attempting to swim in the Beas River at this point due to dangerous currents and slippery rocks.
The park may be subject to closure during extreme monsoon conditions if trails become waterlogged or unsafe.
Avoid feeding the animals in the pheasantry, keep noise levels low to avoid disturbing wildlife, and do not litter in the forested areas.
