Discover Pakistan's healthiest environments with exceptional air quality based on Air Quality Index (AQI). Updated every 15 minutes (Last: 05:02 PM) β’ Top Cleanest: Ghizer (AQI 18)
As of 05:02 PM PKT, Ghizer currently has the cleanest air among the Pakistani cities included in our latest AQI rankings, with an AQI of 18.
The rankings above provide a current snapshot of air quality across Pakistani cities. AQI levels can change throughout the day due to traffic, dust, weather conditions, local emissions and seasonal changes in air pollution.
Cities with lower AQI levels generally have cleaner air and may be more comfortable for outdoor activities. Mountainous and less densely populated areas can often experience better air quality because of lower local emissions and favorable weather conditions.
According to our latest AQI measurements at 05:02 PM PKT on September 22, 2026, Ghizer currently has the cleanest air among the cities included in our rankings, with an AQI of 18. Rankings may change as new AQI data becomes available.
Cleaner air can be influenced by factors such as lower population density, limited industrial activity, higher elevation, local vegetation, wind conditions and lower traffic emissions. These factors vary by location and can change with weather and seasonal conditions.
Several northern and mountainous areas can experience good air quality, partly because of their elevation, lower population density and relatively limited industrial activity. However, AQI levels can vary by city, weather conditions and time of year, so current measurements are the best way to compare air quality.
On the US EPA AQI scale, an AQI from 0 to 50 is classified as Good. Air quality in this range generally presents little or no risk from air pollution for most people.
Yes. Several cities and mountain destinations with good air quality are also popular travel destinations. Before travelling, visitors should check the latest AQI, weather conditions and local travel information, as conditions can change during the year.
No. AQI rankings can change throughout the day because of weather, wind, traffic, dust, local emissions and other environmental conditions. The cleanest city today may not have the lowest AQI on another day.
Our rankings are updated according to the latest available AQI data. The current page displays the latest measurement time so visitors can see when the ranking information was last updated.