Depart from Islamabad in the morning and drive toward the cool hills of Murree. En route, stop at the Murree Brewery Factory in Ghora Gali, founded in 1860 and known as one of South Asia’s oldest operating breweries from the colonial period. Continue to the Cecil Hotel, a historic property that once hosted British officials and travelers. After lunch, enjoy a guided heritage walk covering Holy Trinity Church, the GPO Building, and Our Lady of Sorrows Catholic Church, each reflecting the distinctive Victorian Gothic style. Return to the hotel for dinner and overnight stay, surrounded by old-world charm.

After breakfast, depart for a full-day excursion to Nathiagali, a picturesque colonial hill station. Begin your exploration at the Moto Tunnel, built during the British Raj to connect trade and communication routes. Continue with a light trek along the Colonial Pipeline Trail, originally constructed to transport water to Murree. After lunch in Nathiagali, visit St. Matthew’s Church, an exquisite wooden chapel nestled amid deodar trees, known for its serene beauty and 19th-century craftsmanship. Return to Cecil Hotel Murree in the evening for dinner and overnight stay.

After breakfast, check out and visit the Sunny Bank Colonial Bungalow, one of Murree’s finest preserved examples of British hill station architecture. Explore its gardens, verandas, and stone masonry while learning about its historical residents. Later, enjoy a scenic drive back toward Islamabad, reflecting on the timeless legacy of colonial-era Murree—its churches, cottages, and tree-lined avenues that still whisper stories of a bygone age.