Chak Sarkar Forest

Chak Sarkar Forest is a riverine forest area located near Mamdot in Ferozepur district, Punjab, close to the Sutlej River and India-Pakistan border. Managed by the Punjab Forest Department, it comprises natural woodland and plantation area. Notable for its relatively undisturbed green cover in an agricultural region, it supports local flora and fauna and serves as a natural landscape and ecological site near Mamdot town.

Visitors can expect a quiet, natural forest landscape with dense tree cover, scrub and riverine vegetation typical of the Sutlej floodplain near Mamdot. The area is largely natural and undeveloped for mass tourism, offering open woodland, birdlife and seasonal greenery. There are no major built structures or formal visitor complexes; the experience is primarily nature observation, short walks along forest tracks and photography in a rural, border-area setting.

Chak Sarkar Forest lies within the former Mamdot princely estate area of Ferozepur district and forms part of the forest blocks maintained in the Sutlej riverine tract. The forest has been under state forest management since the post-independence consolidation of princely and riverine forest lands in Punjab.