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Waterfall in Murree near to Islamabad

                                                                                           I LOVE MURREE MURREE THE PLACE TO VISIT IN ALL SEASONS Location : Near Islamabad 35KM away a part of outer Himalayas, situated at 33.34’ north latitude and 73. 28’ eastern longitudes         Route : From Islamabad reaching Murree the most common way is GT road and Express way for new drivers have safe drive with double road known as motorway and if u are coming from Abottabad the simplest route but not for drivers from Sind and Lower Punjab Safety : For safe drive only Express way must be used do not use GT road it is highly risky mostly people face accidents while using GT ro...

 Malika-e-Kohsar Malika-e-Kausar is a notable place located in Murree, a popular hill station in Pakistan. Known for its scenic beauty, it’s often sought after by tourists for its lush landscapes and pleasant weather. Malika-e-Kausar is famous for its luxurious and serene atmosphere, making it a desirable spot for those looking to escape the hustle and bustle of city life. If you're considering visiting Malika-e-Kausar, especially during heavy monsoon rains, it’s wise to: Check Road Conditions : The roads to hill stations like Murree can be affected by heavy rains, so ensure they are accessible and safe before setting out. Travel Prepared : Bring essentials such as rain gear, warm clothing, and necessary supplies, as weather conditions can be unpredictable in mountainous areas. Stay Updated : Keep up with local weather forecasts and advisories to avoid any potential hazards related to flooding or landslides. Plan Your Trip : If possible, plan your visit during a time when weather ...

           Flood alerts and warnings Due to Monsoon heavy rain roads of Angoori, Murree Rawalpindi are extremely flooded. For areas like Angoori, Murree, and Rawalpindi, this kind of weather can lead to significant disruptions. It’s important to stay informed about weather conditions and road status if you’re traveling in these areas. Here are a few tips for dealing with such conditions: Stay Informed : Keep an eye on local news and weather updates. Road conditions can change rapidly, so real-time information is crucial. Avoid Travel if Possible : If you don’t need to travel, it’s best to stay put. Flooded roads can be dangerous and unpredictable. Emergency Supplies : Ensure you have necessary supplies such as food, water, and medication in case you’re stuck at home. Stay Safe : Avoid driving through flooded areas. Even shallow water can be deceptive and potentially hazardous. Local Authorities : Follow any guidance or advisories from local authorities and ...