Itinerary – Murree Tour (01 Day)

The itinerary for one day Murree Tour is given below.

Duration: Approximately 10 hours

Morning:

8:00 AM – Depart from Islamabad

• Start your day by departing from Islamabad in the morning. The journey to Murree is approximately 60 kilometers (37 miles) and should take around 1.5 to 2 hours by car.

9:30 AM – Murree Mall Road

• Arrive in Murree and begin your exploration at Mall Road. Stroll along this bustling street lined with shops, cafes, and local vendors. Experience the blend of colonial charm and modern tourism.

11:00 AM – Pindi Point View

• Head to Pindi Point, a short distance from Mall Road, to capture panoramic views of the surrounding hills and valleys. This is a great spot for photographs and to take in the beauty of the area.

Lunch:

12:30 PM – Local Cuisine Experience

• Enjoy a delicious lunch at a local restaurant on Mall Road. Savor traditional Pakistani dishes or opt for continental cuisine, depending on your preferences.

Afternoon:

1:30 PM – Patriata (New Murree)

• Depart from Murree and drive approximately 30 kilometers (18.6 miles) to Patriata, also known as New Murree. The journey should take around 1 hour.

2:30 PM – Cable Car Ride to Patriata Hilltop

• Take the cable car ride to the top of Patriata Hill. This scenic journey offers breathtaking views of the lush landscapes and surrounding mountains.

3:30 PM – Patriata Chair Lifts

• Experience the thrill of chair lifts that traverse the hills of Patriata. Enjoy the fresh air and picturesque scenery as you gently glide above the treetops.

Late Afternoon:

4:30 PM – Pindi Point Chair Lift

• Return to Murree and experience the chair lift at Pindi Point, providing another perspective of the hill station’s beauty.

Evening:

6:00 PM – Shopping and Souvenirs

• Before leaving Murree, explore the local shops for souvenirs. You’ll find traditional crafts, textiles, and unique items to remember your visit.

7:00 PM – Return to Islamabad

• Depart from Murree and start your journey back to Islamabad. Reflect on the day’s experiences amidst the hills and valleys.

8:30 PM – Islamabad

• Arrive back in Islamabad in the evening, concluding your day trip to the scenic hill stations of Murree and Patriata.
  

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  Day Trips from Islamabad	Trip Type	Min. Price (USD)

  One Day Guided Tours
  Taxila Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Historical Sites	US$129
  Hazara & Khanpur Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Water Sports	US$129
  Murree Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Hill Stations	US$129
  Ayubia & Nathia Gali Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Hill Stations	US$149
  Panjpeer Rocks Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Nature	US$149
  Pir Chinasi Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Nature	US$149
  Mushkpuri Top Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Nature	US$149
  Khewra Salt Mines Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Heritage	US$129
  Rohtas Fort Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Heritage	US$129
  Mabali Resort Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Adventure	US$129
  Gurdwara Panja Sahib Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Religious	US$129
  Thandiani & Abbottabad Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Nature	US$149
  Katas Raj & Kallar Kahar Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Heritage	US$149
  Peshawar Day Trip from Islamabad	Heritage	US$149
  Margalla Hills Trail 5 Hiking Tour (Day Trip from Islamabad)	Nature	US$129

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  Itinerary – Pir Chinasi Tour (01 Day)

  The itinerary for one day Pir Chinasi Tour is given below.

  Duration: Approximately 12 hours

  Morning:

  7:00 AM – Depart from Islamabad

  • Start your day early by departing from Islamabad in the morning. Pir Chinasi in Azad Kashmir is located about 122 kilometers (76 miles) away, and the drive should take around 3 to 3.5 hours by car.

  10:30 AM – Arrival at Pir Chinasi

  • Arrive at Pir Chinasi, a stunning hilltop with panoramic views of the surrounding valleys and mountains. Take a leisurely walk to explore the area and breathe in the fresh mountain air.

  11:30 AM – Viewpoint Exploration

  • Head to one of the viewpoints for spectacular vistas of the Himalayan ranges and the picturesque landscape. Capture the natural beauty and serene environment through your lens.

  Lunch:

  1:00 PM – Picnic Lunch

  •  Enjoy a packed lunch or a picnic amidst the tranquil surroundings of Pir Chinasi. Revel in the beauty of nature while relishing your meal.

  Afternoon:

  2:00 PM – Hike to Pir Chinasi Temple

  •  Embark on a short hike to Pir Chinasi Temple, a spiritual site that holds cultural significance. The temple is perched on the hill and offers a unique blend of religious and natural experiences.

  3:00 PM – Nature Walk

  •  Take a leisurely walk through the lush surroundings of Pir Chinasi. Embrace the serenity of the area and connect with the peaceful environment.

  Late Afternoon:

  4:00 PM – Souvenir Shopping

  •  Before leaving Pir Chinasi, explore local vendors for souvenirs. You might find handicrafts, local artifacts, and unique items to remember your visit.

  Evening:

  5:00 PM – Return to Islamabad

  •  Depart from Pir Chinasi and start your journey back to Islamabad. Reflect on the day’s experiences amidst the natural beauty of Azad Kashmir.

  8:00 PM – Islamabad

  •  Arrive back in Islamabad in the evening, concluding your day trip to Pir Chinasi and the scenic wonders of Azad Kashmir.

  Dates & Cost – Pir Chinasi Tour (1 Day)

  All seasons are considered good for Pir Chinasi Tour. Considering the inflow of tourists all year around, our dates are open throughout the year and your bookings will be 100% guaranteed even if you are a single traveler.  Our prices and dates for Pir Chinasi Tour (all season) are given below.

  Season	Months	Tour Start Date	Price Per Person (USD)	Minimum Travellers Required	Register

  Winter	Mid-November to February, 2026	Daily	US$109	1 pax	BOOK NOW
  Spring	March to May, 2026	Daily	US$119	1 pax	BOOK NOW
  Summer	June to Mid- September, 2026	Daily	US$149	1 pax	BOOK NOW
  Autumn	Mid-September to Mid November, 2026	Daily	US$129	1 pax	BOOK NOW

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  Broad Peak Expedition

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  Falak Sar Expedition

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