A hike like never before!

Let us speak the language of 'nature' .This is an oppportunity for you to understand, appreciate and learn to observe its intricacies... with a pinch of learning, a bit of exercise and a whole lot of fun!

Participants are encouraged to bring a notepad and pen / pencils. We will note down the birds, animals, plants and trees located in a particular area that we can recognize, learn about the ones we don’t know about, and understand their role in the Margalla Hills National Park.

Participants are also encouraged to take unique pictures and note down interesting observations.At the get-together after the hike, we will have a discussion and -yes- there is a photography contest too... we have a surprise gift for the winner!

And more!

We are living in a time when climate change caused by our behaviors is a threat to every being on the planet. Yoga plays an important role in relaxing and energizing our bodies.It serves as a toolkit for everyday tensions, to enable ourselves to conduct ourselves in ways that benefit others/ and the environment. To rejuvenate ourselves we invite you to join us on a small Yoga session at the end of the programme!

Join us on this unique and exclusive outing, where we will view a biodiversity of birds and plants, a beautiful freshwater stream and to top it all, a classic aerial view of Islamabad during our 20 minutes’ walk in the area.

Dress appropriately, bring your mats /refreshments...let us welcome the changing season and cherish Islamabad's skyline while the sun sets...!

In these haphazard times of prevailing environmental concerns and deforestation, Islamabad is facing uncontrolled and unplanned urbanization, together with landgrabbers maximizing construction area and leaving little or no green spaces.

Resident owners of the beautiful area of in C12/ Shah Allah Ditta, will share their journey in preserving the forests of the Margallah Hills for the past twenty years, their role and knowledge in quenching wildfires, their efforts in protecting the wildlife, and preserving the natural beauty of the area with the volunteer forest guards.

This is an an opportunity for us to meet, discuss, learn and appreciate the hard work and dedication by these truly concerned locals towards environmental preservation.

Please Note: Foreigners requested to check if NOC’s required

(Some parts of the area are in Haripur District of KP).

We invite you to join us on a very special nature walk along the ancient 'Alexander Route' through the scenic Margalla Hills. As we trek through the area, you will be briefed on the indigenous wildlife, local flora, history, heritage / ancient cultures, and the environmental impacts of deforestation in the region. Given the season, autumn will manifest itself in all its glory, a very special floral variety unique to the Margalla Hills National Park will be in full bloom. Birds and other forest dwellers unique to this area will be singing their songs. The indescribably beautiful fall scenery is a treat to watch!

We will travel to the base camp at Gharyala next to the Buddha Caves and from there to the Kenthla mountain top .

We will then reach the walking track at Papran De Khoe for a 120 minutes nature trek and further through the uniquely dense Papran and Pine tree forests and complete the 3 km loop in the enchanting wilderness with two water springs on the way!

As we walk along the route, we will be able to observe signs of mining in the region and fossils preserved from various geologic ages. This is also an opportunity to stop at Alexander’s well (reputedly dug by Alexander’s army) and check out the oldest mango tree- unique to this region!

On the way back, we will take a pit stop at an outdoor restaurant ‘Sadhu’s Retreat’ to relax and enjoy the delicious olive tea, if you like @ Rs. 100!

Refreshments on order,will be available at the retreat .You are encouraged to bring refreshments along with you.Don’t forget to wear sturdy walking shoes and dress appropriately keeping weather conditions in mind.

Join us for a scenic nature walk on the charming Trail 4 at the foothills of the Margalla National Park. The area -sometime back was hyped up in the media - as some wildlife had been spotted deeper into the location. However, rest assured, the Wildlife Department has now efficiently contained the area, and the trail is very safe!

This is an ideal time to visit the area, observe the flora and fauna and appreciate the habitat that is facilitating the return of our friendly neighbours, the leopards after a long, long time!

The walk will be around 60 minutes, guided and briefed by professionals from the Islamabad Wildlife Management Board (IWMB). This will be followed by an informative presentation by the Secretary/Chairperson IWMB about the wildlife & environment and the planned Conservation Centre, which envisions fully operational animal rescue services.

Bring Refreshments, wear sturdy walking shoes and appropriate clothing keeping weather conditions in mind!

A unique 'adventure' experience...not to be missed!

Join us for this rare opportunity to discover Islamabad and its surrounding areas!

We will go for a nature walk in a forest located in 400 acres of an exclusive private facility. The area is surrounded by lush green belts and is exclusive to a variety of exotic birds, pheasants etc.. A spectacular view over a man crafted lake will provide you with a true 'nature- immersion. experience!

The venue is about a 30-minute drive from the New Islamabad Airport.

A very special ‘nature’ walk..an opportunity not to be missed!
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Please Note: Foreigners: NOC’s required

Join us on a very special nature walk along the ancient 'Alexander Route' through the scenic Margalla Hills. As we traverse through the area, you will be briefed on the indigenous wildlife, local flora, history, heritage / ancient cultures, and the environmental impacts of deforestation in the region. Given the season, spring will be at its peak with birds- unique to this area- serenading us with their songs!

We will travel to the base camp at Gharyala next to the Buddha Caves and from there to the Kenthla mountain top (some parts of the area are in Haripur District of KP). We will then reach the walking track at Papran De Khoe for a 120 minutes nature trek.

As we walk along the route we will be able to observe signs of mining in the region and fossils preserved from various geologic ages. This is also an opportunity to stop at Alexander’s well (reputedly dug by Alexander’s army) and check out the oldest mango tree- unique to this region!

On the way back, we will take a pit stop at an outdoor restaurant ‘Sadhu’s Retreat’, to relax and- if you like- order some refreshments!

Wear sturdy walking shoes and wear appropriate clothing keeping weather conditions in mind!