Heavy snowfall in northern Pakistan has covered the region in white, with valleys and hills receiving significant accumulation, disrupting travel and local life.

Fresh snowfall has returned to northern areas, blanketing Abbottabad, Murree, Nathiagali, Ayubia, and Thandiani. According to meteorological reports, Lepa Valley recorded nearly 2.5 feet of snow, creating a stunning winter landscape. Roads connecting major tourist destinations and towns have been blocked due to snow accumulation, leaving many areas temporarily cut off.

In Murree and surrounding hill stations, tourists have faced serious difficulties as travel routes became impassable. Authorities have warned visitors to exercise caution and avoid unnecessary travel while snow-clearing operations continue. Local administration teams have deployed machinery to clear roads and restore connectivity as quickly as possible.

The snowfall has transformed the northern hills into a picturesque winter scene, attracting tourists despite the challenges. Residents are advised to take precautions against cold temperatures and potential hazards caused by heavy snow. Emergency services and local authorities remain on alert to manage any incidents and provide assistance where needed.

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While the snow has caused inconvenience, it also adds to the region’s natural beauty and is expected to continue for a few more days according to local weather forecasts. Authorities urge travelers to check road conditions and follow official guidance before heading to high-altitude areas.