Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan. It is the country's tenth-most populous city with a population of over 1.1 million and is federally administered by the Pakistani government as part of the Islamabad Capital Territory. Wikipedia
Known as: The Capital City of Pakistan, known for its greenery, modern infrastructure, and peaceful environment
Spring (March to May): Pleasant weather, blooming flowers, and green landscapes.
Fall (September to November): Mild temperatures and clear skies.
Winter (December to February): Cool and sometimes chilly, but generally comfortable.
Summer (June to August): Warm with occasional monsoon rains.
By Air:
Islamabad International Airport (ISB): Modern airport with domestic and international flights.
By Road:
Connected via motorways and highways to major cities like Lahore, Rawalpindi, and Peshawar.
By Train:
Nearby Rawalpindi railway station connects to major train routes.
Faisal Mosque: One of the largest mosques in the world, iconic modern design.
Daman-e-Koh: Hilltop viewpoint overlooking Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Pakistan Monument: Symbolic national monument representing unity.
Lok Virsa Museum: Showcases Pakistan’s cultural heritage and traditional crafts.
Rawal Lake: Scenic reservoir with picnic spots and boating.
Margalla Hills National Park: Extensive hiking trails with beautiful views and wildlife.
Shakarparian Hills: Park and viewpoint with lush gardens.
Saidpur Village: Restored historic village with traditional food and crafts.
Centaurus Mall: Shopping, dining, and entertainment complex.
Hiking & nature walks: Trails in Margalla Hills and Shakarparian.
Boating and picnicking: At Rawal Lake and local parks.
Cultural exploration: Museums, art galleries, and heritage sites.
Shopping: Modern malls and traditional markets.
Dining: Sample local and international cuisine in the city’s restaurants.
Attend events: Cultural festivals and exhibitions.
Luxury:
Serena Hotel Islamabad
Islamabad Marriott Hotel
Mövenpick Hotel Islamabad
Mid-range:
Hotel Margala
Pearl Continental Hotel Rawalpindi
Islamabad Club Hotel
Budget:
Guesthouses and budget hotels near F-6, F-7 sectors, and Blue Area.
Must-Try Islamabad Foods:
Traditional Pakistani dishes like biryani, nihari, seekh kebabs.
Local specialties from nearby regions.
Fresh fruit juices and sweets.
Popular Dining Spots:
Monal Restaurant (with hilltop views)
Tuscany Courtyard (Italian cuisine)
Chaaye Khana (cafés and snacks)
Des Pardes (traditional and Mughlai food)
Modern yet traditional: Mix of urban lifestyle and cultural heritage.
Green and clean: Emphasis on parks, forests, and cleanliness.
Diplomatic hub: Home to embassies and international organizations.
Educational center: Numerous universities and research institutions.
Peaceful and welcoming: Friendly residents and safe environment.