Nathiagali

Ayubia Moto Tunnel

Historic road tunnel on the Ayubia / Galyat route.

Ayubia Moto Tunnel quick facts

Height above sea level: 8,000 ft; about 2,440 m
Nearest city: Nathiagali; About 10 km (about 20 minutes by road to Ayubia, then a short walk on the Pipeline Track)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 12°C to 25°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -6°C to 6°C

Famous for

A 250-foot British-era tunnel built in 1891 to carry a water pipeline through the hillside inside Ayubia National Park. It was dug out of rubbish and reopened to visitors in October 2020 and lies on the Pipeline Track.

Temperatures are typical seasonal ranges. Mountain weather changes quickly, so check the forecast before you travel.

About Ayubia Moto Tunnel

Quick facts

Height above sea level: 8,000 ft (about 2,440 m)
Nearest city: Nathiagali — About 10 km (about 20 minutes by road to Ayubia, then a short walk on the Pipeline Track)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 12°C to 25°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -6°C to 6°C

Famous for: A 250-foot British-era tunnel built in 1891 to carry a water pipeline through the hillside inside Ayubia National Park. It was dug out of rubbish and reopened to visitors in October 2020 and lies on the Pipeline Track.

Ayubia Moto Tunnel is a landmark stop on the drive through the Galyat.