Muree/Islamabad

Pakistan’s northern cities of Murree and Islamabad provide a variety of experiences. Mall Road, Pindi Point, Kashmir Point, and other well-known locations are among the attractions of Murree, a quaint hill station only 60 kilometers from Islamabad, which is renowned for its verdant surroundings and mild weather. In Patriata (New Murree), visitors can take advantage of pleasant scenery, dining options, shopping, and outdoor pursuits like chairlift rides.

Surrounded by modern infrastructure and cultural landmarks, Islamabad, the capital city, stands in stark contrast to the natural charm of Murree. Among the main draws are the famous Faisal Mosque, the historical Pakistan Monument, and the expansive views from Daman-e-Koh. Green spaces that blend natural beauty and urban sophistication surround the city, such as Rawal Lake and Margalla Hills National Park. Combining Islamabad and Murree provides a wealth of scenic, cultural, and recreational experiences.