3,020mMountainScenicForestViewpoint

Toli Peer

About

A forested high-altitude plateau above Rawalakot in Poonch district, offering sweeping panoramic views over the Pir Panjal range and the valley below. A popular day trip and weekend camping destination for visitors from Rawalakot and Islamabad.

History

Toli Peer (Peer meaning a Sufi saint's shrine) is named after an old shrine on the plateau that local communities have venerated for generations. The area became more accessible after the Rawalakot-Toli Peer road was upgraded in the 2000s, turning it from a pilgrimage site into a tourism destination.

Nearby Places

Viewpoints, food, and stops nearby (approximate distances).

Landmark0.5 km
Toli Peer Shrine
Old Sufi shrine on the plateau that gives the peak its name — local pilgrimage site.
Viewpoint1.0 km
Toli Peer Viewpoint
Summit viewpoint at 3,020m with panoramas across the Pir Panjal and into Rawalakot valley.
Park2.0 km
Toli Peer Forest
Dense mixed forest of oak, pine, and rhododendron flanking the plateau.
Landmark25.0 km
Rawalakot
The main city of Poonch district — commercial hub, hotels, and transport connections.
Viewpoint35.0 km
Banjosa Lake
Peaceful artificial lake in a pine forest south of Rawalakot — popular picnic spot.