Pakistans Beloved Hill Station
Murree
About Murree
Murree is Pakistans most popular and accessible hill station, located just 65 km northeast of Islamabad at an average elevation of 2,291 meters. Established as a British colonial hill station in 1851, Murree has been a favorite retreat for generations of Pakistanis. The town features the vibrant Mall Road lined with shops and restaurants, several viewpoints including Pindi Point and Kashmir Point, and a chairlift at Patriata.
Top Highlights
- ✓Mall Road, the bustling main street with shops and food stalls
- ✓Pindi Point with views of Islamabad and cable car rides
- ✓Kashmir Point offering views towards the Kashmir mountains
- ✓Patriata (New Murree) chairlift and cable car experience
- ✓Ayubia National Park for nature walks and hiking
Best Time to Visit
Year round destination. Summer for escape from plains heat. Winter for snowfall.
How to Reach
Murree is just 1.5 to 2 hours from Islamabad via the Islamabad Murree Expressway.
Things to Know
- iExtremely crowded on weekends and holidays; visit on weekdays if possible
- iTraffic jams are common; start early in the morning
- iHotels range from budget to luxury; book ahead during peak season
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