Getting There
Mangla Dam is accessible from major cities in Pakistan, with road connections from Islamabad and Mirpur.





Mangla Dam, located on the Jhelum River in Pakistan, is a marvel of engineering and a vital resource for the region. As the sixth-largest dam in the world, it plays a crucial role in irrigation and power generation. Visitors can enjoy boating on its expansive reservoir while taking in the stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The nearby Mangla Fort adds historical interest to the visit, making it a fascinating destination for both engineering enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Mangla Dam, located on the Jhelum River in Pakistan, is a marvel of engineering and a vital resource for the region. As the sixth-largest dam in the world, it plays a crucial role in irrigation and power generation. Visitors can enjoy boating on its expansive reservoir while taking in the stunning views of the surrounding landscape. The nearby Mangla Fort adds historical interest to the visit, making it a fascinating destination for both engineering enthusiasts and nature lovers.
Sixth-largest dam in the world.
Multipurpose use for irrigation and power generation.
Boating activities on the reservoir.
Historical significance with Mangla Fort nearby.
Stunning views of the surrounding landscape.
Close access to Mangla Fort, offering historical exploration.
Stunning natural surroundings ideal for photography.
Significant for its role in irrigation and power generation.
Mangla Dam is accessible from major cities in Pakistan, with road connections from Islamabad and Mirpur.
Enjoy a serene boating experience on the reservoir, ideal for family outings.
Engineering enthusiasts and nature lovers.
PKR ₨
$50-$100 p/day
Urdu, English
Bring a camera to capture the stunning views and the impressive structure of the dam.
Tourists, Locals, Nature, History, Engineering