Pakistan’s Longest Zipline Approved in Margalla Hills

News Desk
ISLAMABAD: In a major milestone aimed at boosting adventure tourism in the federal capital, authorities have finalized comprehensive plans to construct Pakistan’s largest and longest zipline project in the scenic Margalla Hills.
The ambitious recreational venture is designed to transform the region’s landscape and attract thrill-seekers from across the country and abroad.
According to details shared by the Capital Development Authority (CDA), the state-of-the-art facility will offer visitors an unparalleled aerial view of Islamabad’s lush green topography while adhering to strict international safety standards.
Officials emphasize that the project has been meticulously planned to preserve the delicate ecological balance and natural flora of the protected national park area.
The introduction of the high-altitude attraction is expected to significantly stimulate local economic activity, generating revenue and employment opportunities within the hospitality and leisure sectors.
As domestic tourism gains momentum nationwide, urban planners view this initiative as a vital step toward positioning Islamabad as a premier destination for eco-friendly adventure sports.
Project stakeholders are currently finalizing the tendering process and environmental impact assessments.
Construction work on the landmark zipline is slated to commence in the coming months, with authorities setting an ambitious timeline for its eventual inauguration and public opening.