Murree is nestled in a captivating hill station in Pakistan. Its cool climate, lush greenery, and scenic beauty have drawn visitors for generations. Originally established during British colonial rule, Murree continues to enchant tourists with its historical charm and natural splendor.

The town’s architecture reflects its colonial past, with Tudorbethan and neo-gothic buildings lining the famous “Mall Road.” As you stroll along this picturesque thoroughfare, you’ll encounter shops, cafes, and administrative offices, all set against a backdrop of mist-covered hills.

Murree’s population, though small, is diverse due to its popularity as a summer escape. Tourists from nearby cities, including Islamabad and Rawalpindi, flock here to escape the heat and immerse themselves in the tranquility of the mountainsNestled in the Pir Panjal Range, Murree is a captivating hill station in Pakistan. Its cool climate, lush greenery, and scenic beauty have drawn visitors for generations. Originally established during British colonial rule, Murree continues to enchant tourists with its historical charm and natural splendor.

The town’s architecture reflects its colonial past, with Tudorbethan and neo-gothic buildings lining the famous “Mall Road.” As you stroll along this picturesque thoroughfare, you’ll encounter shops, cafes, and administrative offices, all set against a backdrop of mist-covered hills.