Cheap Holidays to Islamabad

Islamabad Holidays

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Holidays in Islamabad

Explore the different sights and sounds of Islamabad.

This area of Pakistan is populated by about 600,000 residents.

Keen to encourage your children's curiosity about wildlife? Take them on an outing to the Bahria Zoo, where youngsters can learn about what an animal likes to eat, the types of sounds it makes and much, much more!

See the splendour that's created when nature and man come together at the Rose & Jasmine Garden. If you weren't already an avid gardener, a wander through its stunning floral exhibits is bound to convert you.

Feel like an alfresco lunch? Grab some cheese and crackers and head to Pir Sohawa or Rawal Lake for a picnic. You can also get outdoors and get active at Daman-e-Koh or Fatima Jinnah Park.

Islamabad is home to a range of nature reserves, such as Khanpur Dam and Bari Imam Cave. For some more quiet time, visit Ayub National Park and Shakarparian.

Looking to expand your mind? The National Art Gallery has a wide selection of fascinating objects and displays. It's also a quiet place to escape a bad-weather day. The Lok Virsa Museum and the Pakistan Army Museum are also recommended. Enquire about special events to get the most out of your visits.

The Aiwan-e-Sadr and Nurpur Shahan Village offer a glimpse into Islamabad's days of yore. True history lovers should schedule time for both.

No matter what you believe in, there's something about sacred sites that soothes the soul. The Faisal Mosque is a must-see for anyone seeking some quiet reflection.

Pindi Point and Saudi Pak Tower Building are a couple of the more popular local landmarks. There will be countless photo opportunities at both of these sites, so you'll want to make sure you bring along your camera!

Islamabad is not the sort of place that allows its history to disappear into the past. Along with its many other memorials, the National Monument and Golfa Sharif Mausoleum help protect the tales of this city's important past. Continue wandering down history lane and stop by Rajah Bazaar and the Pakistan Monument.

The Allama Iqbal Open University and the International Islamic University are a few of the chief institutes of higher learning. See if you can take a tour or simply appreciate the interesting architecture. If you've got spare time, take a trip to the Quaid-i-Azam University and the Millennium University College as well.

Whether you're searching for some supplies, gifts for loved ones back at home or a quick bite to eat, The Raja Bazaar and World Trade Center Islamabad are the places to head.

They say exploring new places leaves you speechless, then transforms you into a storyteller. You'll certainly have more tales to tell if you head to some of Islamabad's lesser-known attractions, like Supreme Court of Pakistan, Majlis-e-Shoora and the Patriata Cable Car.