The mud volcanoes are located in Hingol National Park which is the largest national park in Pakistan. [1] It contains about ten clusters of mud volcanoes, the most important of which are Chandragup and Khandewari volcanoes.

Hingol mud volcano ranging in height from 800 to 1500 feet are abundant in Hangul National Park, mostly in the Mid-Hor area. According to Muhammad Hanif Bhatti, a well-known traveler from Karachi, when he first saw the Chandra Gupta mudflat in Hangul National Park in 2010 he praised the uniqueness of this natural process.

Jul 17, 2023 · Mud Volcanoes: Hingol National Park is home to the intriguing Mud Volcanoes. These natural phenomena occur when natural gas seeps through the ground and mixes with the mud, causing mud cones to form. The Mud Volcanoes are a unique sight to behold and are a popular attraction in the park.

The Hingol National park has around 10 mud volcanoes. The two most significant mud volcanoes are Khandewari and Chandragup. The mud volcanoes are at a distance of about a kilometer from the Makran Coastline, which leads from Lasbela to Gwadar.

Aug 26, 2019 · There are three mud volcanoes in Hingol National park, located in one of its remotest regions somewhere in Lasbela District. One of them is an active mud volcano known as Chandracup. It is also a holy site for the Hindu community.

Mud volcanoes in Balochistan, Pakistan are located in Hingol National Park, which is the largest national park in Pakistan. It contains about ten clusters of mud volcanoes, the most prominent of which are the Chandragup and Khandewari volcanoes.

Mar 2, 2007 · To reach the most famous group of these mud volcanoes, one has to travel west of Karachi on the Makran Coastal Highway (N10). The turnoff to the volcanoes is 38 km short of Hungol (also pronounced as Hingol) river. A 1×1 ft board here says ‘Sapt Post’.

May 21, 2012 · Lunar landscape, a mud volcano and bizarre rock formations. The Hingol National Park is situated in Pakistan’s troubled southwestern province of Baluchestan.

Nov 21, 2019 · Chandragup mud volcano in Hingol National Park, Balochistan. A mud volcano is a landform shaped by the outburst of mud, water, and gases. It’s called “volcano” but it is not inevitably related to the distinctive volcanic activity. It only erupts out …

The Park contains three mud volcanoes in the remotest parts. There is an active volcano that splits mud instead of lava called Chandracup. It is an important place for the Hindu community in Pakistan, who often make pilgrimages to this area.