Nathiagali

Ayubia National Park

Forest national park around Ayubia in the Galyat.

Ayubia National Park quick facts

Height above sea level: 8,000 ft; about 2,440 m
Nearest city: Murree; About 26 km (about 45 minutes by road)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 12°C to 25°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -6°C to 6°C
Tourists per year: More than 120,000 in the summer season (2003–04 study, ICIMOD)

Famous for

A 3,312-hectare national park declared in 1984, protecting moist temperate pine and oak forest in the Galyat hills. Known for forest walks such as the Pipeline Track, the Mushkpuri hike and the Ayubia chairlift.

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

About Ayubia National Park

Quick facts

Height above sea level: 8,000 ft (about 2,440 m)
Nearest city: Murree — About 26 km (about 45 minutes by road)
Summer (Jun–Aug): 12°C to 25°C
Winter (Dec–Feb): -6°C to 6°C
Tourists per year: More than 120,000 in the summer season (2003–04 study, ICIMOD)

Famous for: A 3,312-hectare national park declared in 1984, protecting moist temperate pine and oak forest in the Galyat hills. Known for forest walks such as the Pipeline Track, the Mushkpuri hike and the Ayubia chairlift.

Ayubia National Park protects pine forests and walking trails near Nathiagali.