Destinations

Tolipir is a hilly spot in Rawalakot, Poonch District, Azad Kashmir. It’s pretty high up, around 8800 feet above sea level. On top of the hill, there are some old remains of a shrine. The views from Tolipir are amazing, with stunning landscapes all around.

Miranjani is the tallest peak in the Galyat region of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It stands at 2,992 meters high in Abbottabad District, about 80 kilometers away from Islamabad, in the Namli area of Ayubia National Park.
The trek to the top of Miranjani starts near Nathia Gali and covers a distance of about 4.7 kilometers with an average incline of 600 meters. It’s not too tough, taking around 1 hour 15 minutes to 2 hours. Along the path, you’ll find tall trees and lush green grass.
Miranjani is a great spot for hikers and camping enthusiasts. On a clear day, you can see various peaks of the region, including mountains in Azad Kashmir to the west and northwest like Ganga Peak, Qazi Nag, Pir Panjal, and Pir Hassmir. In the north, you’ll enjoy breathtaking views of Makra, Malika Parbat, and the Blue Mountain. If luck is on your side, you might even catch a glimpse of the famous Killer Mountain, Nanga Parbat, behind Makra and Malika Parbat.

Azad Kashmir is home to some truly unique treasures, and Ratti Gali Lake is definitely one of them. Situated in the Neelum Valley, this lake sits at a breathtaking altitude of 12,130 feet, fed by the melting glaciers that surround it.
Ratti Gali Lake is not only one of Pakistan’s most stunning lakes but also one of its highest. Encircled by majestic mountains and vibrant greenery, it offers visitors a refreshing sense of serenity and grandeur. The beauty of Ratti Gali’s landscape is truly unmatched.

Shounter Valley, nestled within Neelum Valley in Azad Kashmir, is a stunning destination that leaves visitors awestruck with its natural beauty. However, reaching Shounter Valley is no easy feat, requiring a challenging jeep ride and a lengthy trek.
To access Shounter Valley, one must first travel to Kel and then embark on a 4×4 Jeep journey towards Domail. This journey typically takes 3 to 4 hours and serves as the starting point for reaching Chitta Katha Lake. After the Jeep Safari, adventurers must trek for 7 to 8 hours to reach Chitta Katha Lake in Shounter Valley.

Nestled in the scenic District Rawalpindi of Punjab, Pakistan, Murree stands as the illustrious “Queen of Mountains,” captivating visitors with its breathtaking vistas and temperate climate. This mountain resort town holds the distinction of being the most frequented tourist destination in Pakistan, attracting a multitude of visitors each year who flock to revel in its natural splendor. The name “Murree” means “high place” and it stands at 7,517 feet above sea level
The economy of Murree thrives on tourism, with the tourism season extending throughout the year. However, it experiences its peak influx of tourists from May to August, followed by another surge in October and November. Apart from its scenic beauty, Murree is also home to a diverse array of wildlife, including the majestic leopard, alongside other common species such as the rhesus monkey, foxes, wild boar, and various bird species.
Murree’s popularity is further enhanced by its rich historical and cultural significance. As a former colonial hill station during British rule, it boasts charming colonial-era architecture, including quaint cottages and grand Victorian-era buildings. Additionally, Murree is renowned for its vibrant local markets, offering a wide array of handicrafts, souvenirs, and traditional delicacies.

With its blend of natural beauty, cultural heritage, and vibrant atmosphere, Murree continues to captivate the hearts of travelers, making it an enduring symbol of Pakistan’s tourism industry.