Ayubia national park is a popular excursion spot in Abbottabad, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, Pakistan. It is encompassed by the beautiful towns of Nathiagali, Thandiani and Khanspur. Ayubia National Stop was built up in 1984 and was extended in 1998. The Office of Natural life and Parks, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, takes care of it.

The Park of Ayubia is famous for its natural life, counting panthers and Dark Bear. The locale is also domestic of other diverse, warm blooded and winged creatures. The stop has 104 plant species, among which Cedrus Deodara is the most one, yew, oak, silver fir, and Blue pine are the most species. Twenty-one plants are utilized for therapeutic reasons such as diabetes, stomach ulcers, psoriases, inner disease, wind gnawing, and more. Among creatures of land and water and reptiles, Himalayan Pit Snake, Kashmir Shake Agama and Striped Grass skink have moreover existed here.