The Balochistan Sphinx, also referred to as the "Lion of Balochistan,"  is a striking natural rock formation located in Hingol National Park, Balochistan, Pakistan.

 The Balochistan Sphinx is one of the many fascinating geological formations in Hingol National Park, which was established as a protected area in 1988.

This unique structure resembles the Sphinx of Giza , drawing parallels with its famous Egyptian counterpart due to its shape.

The formation of the Balochistan Sphinx, like other rock formations in the park, is the result of natural erosion and weathering processes.

This process of natural sculpting has also produced other notable formations in the park, such as the Princess of Hope, which resembles a woman and is located near the Sphinx.

The park's rock formations are a major attraction for tourists from across Pakistan

 The Balochistan Sphinx, like the Princess of Hope, is a result of the same geological and erosive processes that have shaped the park's landscape over millions of years.

Hingol National Park comprises several distinct ecosystems and has a varied landscape.

Hingol National Park is a favorite destination for tourists, especially photographers, due to its diverse geology and unique scenery.

Hingol's beautiful landscape, coupled with biodiversity has led to its inclusion in the Tentative List of UNESCO World Heritage Sites.