Wednesday 9 January 2013


Simli Lake          

Melting snow and natural springs always make their way up to the plain land, to make their selves unending  retrieve. So, the Simil lake is also a result of the melting ice and natural springs coming from Murree Hills . Simili Lake is one of those gems which lies secreted amid the mountains. The region is so famous for its beautiful surroundings.  The amazing  views of the legendary Simli lake can be confined from the Ban Karor Road near Bassi. On that road many viewpoints are made with wooden benches and stony terraced walls. This lovely lake has many activities to amuse the visitors. There are many boats for rent and great fishing opportunities. For opting the fishing opportunity you need to get  the License from CDA. Bring your family here for a pleasing time passing or for the picnic. The mostly families and group head toward this lake. The peak time to visit the beauty of the lake is  from April to September.


The dam is constructed over the lake in 1971 to 72. Along the Dam construction program  the testing grouting programme is also carried out. The stored water supplied to the areas of Islamabad for drinking purposes. It is composed part of the scheme for Bulk Water Supply for Islamabad, under CDA of Pakistan.
The scenic  beauty of the lake and Simly Dam is the highest priority for many visitors. The Simly Dam is located 30 kilometres east of Islamabad via Lehtrar Road or Bhara Kahu Town. The most easy way to Simly dam is from Convention Center Islamabad. It would just take 10 to 15 minutes drive on a road towards Murree which indicates to the right and is marked as Simly Dam Road. So, make a plan and pack for Cheap flights to Islamabad.


The CDA is facilitating the visitors by dispersing many options. The wooded Rest House at the Dam has been established. It can be booked through its Head Office in Islamabad. Before planning to stay, you need permission. The intense beauty of the dam is maintained with the paved green beds, pole lightning, seasonal flowers and benches around the lake. The superb view is at the top when the nights fall its vale.

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