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You set the fare, using the recommended price of ₨ 3,520 as a guide. Once drivers respond, compare their offers and choose a driver based on their rating, reviews, and vehicle type. The route is 130 km long, and the drive takes 3.5 hours. The average ride rating is 4.95/5, based on 4,668 reviews.
Islamabad – Muzaffarabad route details
3.5 hours
Average travel time
130 km
Average route distance
₨ 3,520
Recommended ride price
3.5 hours
Average travel time
130 km
Average route distance
₨ 3,520
Recommended ride price
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Route information
The drive from Islamabad to Muzaffarabad follows E-75 (Murree Expressway) → S-2 (Kohala–Muzaffarabad Road). The Islamabad to Muzaffarabad distance is 130 km, and the average travel time is 3.5 hours when weather, checkpoints, and traffic near the cities do not add delays.
How do I book a ride from Islamabad to Muzaffarabad?
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Create a ride request
Enter your pickup and destination addresses, choose a convenient date and departure time, and offer your fare.
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Wait for offers from drivers
Offers usually arrive within a minute of creating a request. Drivers can propose their own price or a different departure time.
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Choose a driver and start your ride
Compare each driver's price, rating, reviews, and vehicle. After choosing a driver, call or message them to confirm the price, pickup address, destination, and departure time.
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How to get from Islamabad to Muzaffarabad
Taxi
Regular taxi services from Islamabad to Muzaffarabad usually charge a fixed fare. With inDrive.City to City, you can offer your own fare, using the recommended price of ₨ 3,520 as a guide, then choose a driver based on their offer, vehicle, and proposed ride details. With inDrive.City to City you can book a ride with a local driver straight from door-to-door.
Bus
Bus and coach options on the Islamabad to Muzaffarabad corridor follow fixed terminals, timetables, and stops. The trip can take longer than the 3.5 hours car ride over 130 km because of boarding, breaks, and terminal transfers. It can be an affordable travel option, but you need to plan around the schedule and get to and from the bus stations. With inDrive.City to City you can book a ride with a local driver straight from door-to-door.
What are the best places to visit in Muzaffarabad?
After arriving in Muzaffarabad, start with Pir Chinasi, continue to Red Fort, and add Neelum River Viewpoint to your city route.
Pir Chinasi
Pir Chinasi is a mountain destination above Muzaffarabad, known for its elevated setting and surrounding views. The visit involves a separate uphill drive from the city. Check road and weather conditions and allow time for the return journey.
Red Fort
Red Fort, also called Rutta Qila, stands on the western bank of the Neelum River in Muzaffarabad. Its surviving defenses reflect the city's historic strategic role. Check local access arrangements before exploring the structure and its riverside surroundings.
Domel (Neelum-Jhelum confluence)
Domel, also written Domail, is the locality in Muzaffarabad where the Neelum and Jhelum rivers meet. The confluence lies within the city. Choose an accessible public viewing spot and follow local guidance around roads, bridges, and the riverbanks.
