Murree Tour Day Trip

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$100

Discover the tranquil beauty of Murree, a highland station in Pakistan. In this lovely retreat, take leisurely strolls among lush greenery, view colonial-era buildings, and breathe in the cooling mountain air.

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Vacation Style Holiday Type

Days Trips, Family, Guided, Hiking, Horse Safari, Tours & Sightseeing, Wildlife
Activity Level Leisurely
1/8
Group Size Small Group
10

All about the Murree Tour Day Trip.

Murree Tour: If you plan on spending several days in Islamabad and are interested in nature and scenery, the Murree Tour is another choice for sightseeing. The colonial legacy of the British Raj is entwined with the history of Murree as a hill station. When Murree was first built in the middle of the 19th century, it was intended as a summer retreat for British soldiers and officials hoping to escape the oppressive heat of the Indian plains. Murree was the perfect getaway because of its mild climate, lush forests, and breathtaking views of the surrounding hills

Murree became a key administrative and military hub during the British colonial era. The town’s advantageous location, tucked away in the Pir Panjal range of the Himalayas, gave authorities a vantage point from which to monitor the area and keep in touch with various sections of the British Indian Empire.

Murree progressively evolved over the years into a lovely hill station with colonial buildings, cute cottages, and meticulously maintained gardens. The Mall Road, a charming boulevard dotted with stores, cafes, and structures from the colonial era, developed into the center of the community’s social and economic life. Buildings like the General Post Office and St. Luke’s Church still display the majesty of the colonial era.

As time went on, Murree’s appeal grew beyond its colonial roots. The hill station remained a popular vacation spot for both domestic and foreign tourists after Pakistan attained independence in 1947. Murree is a popular spot for weekend getaways and family vacations because of its alluring scenery, comfortable climate, and proximity to important towns like Islamabad and Rawalpindi.

The town’s tourism sector grew and now provides a variety of lodging options, dining options, and leisure activities. Visitors could choose from a variety of activities that are tailored to their interests, such as horseback riding through pine forests or visiting the Murree Wildlife Park.

The tour package inclusions and exclusions at a glance

What is included in this tour?Items that are included in the cost of tour price.

Pickup from a hotel or holiday home before sightseeing
Drop off at the hotel or rental property after sightseeing
Guided sightseeing excursion following the schedule mentioned above
A certified professional guide who speaks English
SUV, minivan, or automobile, depending on the number of passengers
Driver
All admission/entry tickets
Using bottled water responsibly when driving
Parking and toll charges

What is not included in this tour?Items that are not included in the cost of tour price.

Drop after 10:00 p.m. (Drivers and guides finish duty at 10 p.m.)
Gratuities and tips for drivers, guides, etc.
Meals, snacks, and beverages (our guide will offer suggestions after talking with the visitors)
Accommodations (which can be set up for an additional fee based on your budget)
Personal travel insurance (Global Rescue is a recommendation/rescue partner).
Visas to Pakistan are required (supporting documentation may be provided for multiday visits upon request).
Refunds in the event that the tour ends early or is canceled for any reason
Anything is not specified in the inclusions

Day 01 Murree Tour

Morning:

8:00 AM – Depart from Islamabad

Set out from Islamabad in the morning to begin your day. Murree is around 60 kilometers (37 miles) away, and driving there should take 1.5 to 2 hours.

9:30 AM – Murree Mall Road

When you get to Murree, head to Mall Road to start exploring. Take a stroll down this busy street, which is dotted with stores, cafes, and regional vendors. Discover the fusion of modern tourism with colonial charm.

11:00 AM – Pindi Point View

Visit Pindi Point, which is close to Mall Road and offers sweeping views of the valleys and hills in the area. This is a fantastic location for taking pictures and admiring the scenery.

Lunch:

12:30 PM – Local Cuisine Experience

Lunch is deliciously served at a neighborhood eatery on Mall Road. Depending on your tastes, savor traditional Pakistani delicacies or choose continental cuisine.

Afternoon:

1:30 PM – Patriata (New Murree)

Drive from Murree to Patriata, commonly known as New Murree, for a distance of around 30 kilometers (18.6 miles). The trip ought to take about one hour.

2:30 PM – Cable Car Ride to Patriata Hilltop

Take Patriata Hill’s cable car to the top. The stunning views of the surrounding mountains and green surroundings are provided by this scenic excursion.

3:30 PM – Patriata Chair Lifts

Enjoy the rush of the chair lifts that travel across Patriata’s hills. As you leisurely soar above the treetops, savor the clean air and the lovely surroundings.

Late Afternoon:

4:30 PM – Pindi Point Chair Lift

Return to Murree and ride the chairlift to Pindi Point for a different angle on the splendor of the hill station.

Evening:

6:00 PM – Shopping and Souvenirs

Look through the neighborhood stores for mementos before departing Murree. Traditional arts and crafts, fabrics, and one-of-a-kind souvenirs are also available.

7:00 PM – Return to Islamabad

Set out on your return trip to Islamabad from Murree. In the midst of the hills and valleys, consider the events of the day.

8:30 PM – Islamabad

Upon returning to Islamabad in the evening, your day journey to the picturesque hill towns of Murree and Patriata will be complete.