Traditions and Antiquity of Pakistan in the vertical limit.
Heya sugar plums! I hope you’re having a lovely time cozying up in your warm blankets and cuddling with your pets. Well, Last week, I visited the hotspot hill station; Murree Hills. This time, I observed the Murree Hills from a perspective that I never had before. I thought I must share all the traditional stuff over there that has been a signature of these hills since the 1900s.
I hope you guys would enjoy the blog and make sure to smile as I love you guys! <3
So first of all, we stopped our car at different places with wonderful views, took pictures and enjoyed the beauty of nature. The far away mountains were all set in snow and were on fire as they reflected the sunlight.






The weather was cold yet pleasant and we were quite comfortable with the temperature drop.ย

So the best and the most famous street food in Murree Hills are Potato Pakoras. Samosas and Egg Pakoras. You can always have them hot and fresh out of the frying pan.

After having the street food, we went for lunch in the oldest restaurant in Murree as I wanted everything to be traditional and classic. Well, it was a nice and clean place with motel services as well so that you can refresh yourself while visiting them. In lunch, we ate a juicy and savory fish with Chicken curry and skewed kebabs.





After the lunch, we started strolling in the streets to visit the market and stalls. There were decorations, clothes, gift accessories, beauty items, sweaters, hats, boots, shoes and what not! I took some very cute pictures of all the cute and traditional things that caught my eyes.
























After some shopping and window shopping ๐ we went for the coffee, tea, and popcorn. Luckily, we got them all hot and fresh! My favorite drink is pink tea as Murree has got the best pink tea with pistachio chunks so I make sure not to miss it anyways.




On the way back, we visited the oldest Post Office of Murree and the Holy Church.ย


Before leaving, we visited the biggest dry-fruit market of Murree and literally that underground dry fruit market was insanely big and full of fruits!




I also met Marie the mare and Stephen the sheep. They both posed for me and showed love for me <3 #FanMoments ๐


So, this is it, guys! I hope you enjoyed reading this blog. I will see you guys late in the next blog. <3
Peace!

Adios xx.
layangseta
What a beautiful country.
I like those handicrafts