Murree Galiyat Tour Packages · Murree Galiyat Tours · Murree Galiyat Travel Packages
The closest hill station to Islamabad, pine forests, colonial mall roads and Ayubia National Park.
Summary:
Murree was established by the British in 1851 as a hill station and sanatorium to escape the summer heat of the plains, and its colonial era Mall Road architecture still defines the town today.
A ridge top town at around 2,300m in the Pir Panjal foothills, with the wider Galiyat region (Nathiagali, Ayubia) extending along the same forested ridge toward Abbottabad.
A well established domestic tourism culture going back over 150 years, blending colonial heritage with a modern holiday town atmosphere.
Mild summers (a relief from the plains' heat), snowy winters (December February) that make it one of Pakistan's most accessible snow destinations.
Check today's live weather →Drive from Islamabad, roughly 1.5 to 2 hours via the Murree Expressway.
Short drive up, Mall Road stroll, optional Patriata chairlift.
Drive through Nathiagali and Ayubia National Park, return to Islamabad.
4x4s, sedans and family vans with a driver included, see vehicle types and every city we serve.
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