Parrots inside a cage in the Kasi Road area of Quetta: Photo Manan Mandokhail

Manan Mandokhail: 

Quetta: The ancient birds market on Kasi Road, located in the heart of Quetta’s commercial hub, continues to attract bird lovers from across Balochistan and beyond. Known for its rich variety, the market offers everything from exotic parrots to common sparrows and rabbits.

Smiling children carrying birds: Photo Quetta Voice

The market, deeply rooted in Quetta’s history, remains a major attraction, particularly for children fascinated by the chirping sounds of birds in cages.

Visitors often stop by as they pass through the bustling area, captivated by the colorful display of birds.

Traders and bird enthusiasts from different parts of Balochistan frequently visit to buy and sell birds, making it a key marketplace in the region.

As a bird lover, I come here often to buy parrots and pigeons. This market has a unique collection,said Nisar, a visitor browsing outside a bird shop.

Another bird enthusiast, Salam, shared his experience: “I have been coming here for years. The sounds of birds and the variety available make this place special.”

Despite modernization, the Kasi Road Birds Market retains its traditional charm, offering a glimpse into Quetta’s heritage. With its unique collection and vibrant atmosphere, it remains a must-visit destination for pet lovers and traders alike.

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