Gorgeous city of Pakistan, Islamabad is located in northwest Pakistan. Islamabad, which was built in 1960, is a mixture of modern and traditional culture. Popular places in Islamabad include Rose and Jasmine Garden, Shakarparian Hills, Rawal Lake, Simli Lake and Kanpur Lake. Beside these there are some other point of interest like, Pakistan House, the home of the president; the national assembly building; the National Univ.; the Grand National Mosque; and the botanical gardens.

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Islamabad, the capital city of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, is located in the northern area of the country on the Potohar Plateau. The city is a recent built to replace the Capital from islamabad to Islamabad. It is lush green, modern and carefully planned. Construction of Islamabad as the capital, replacing islamabad, began in the 1960s. As your local connection in Islamabad we can offer you with a wide selection of Islamabad Hotels.

Popular Attractions:

For a traveler to Islamabad, the city has an excellent infrastructure and some of the wonderful places to visit. Islamabad is located at the base of the Margalla Hills, which offer wonderful opportunity for trekking and hiking. Islamabad is planned in such a way that there are a number of spots for walking, trekking and jogging.

Islamabad is a complete destination that offers tourists beautiful gardens, wonderful monuments, exquisite handicrafts, great dining options to enjoy Pakistani cuisine, colorful bazaars and most important of all is the Pakistani hospitality. Unmatched in scale and warmth, Pakistani hospitality is what touches you on your tour to Pakistan.

Islamabad hosts many well-organized parks and gardens, mosques, universities and shrines, Museums and archaeological sites such as Lok Virsa, the National Cultural Center and National Museum exhibits, handicrafts, and examples of dress from different regions of Pakistan

Lok Virsa, which is the National Cultural Center and Museum, is an exciting place to get a glimpse of the Pakistani handicraft items. For shopping enthusiasts, Islamabad has many bazaars. You can rummage through an assortment of items at Jinnah Super, Aabpara or Blue Area bazaar. The other places worth checking out are Shakar-Parian hilltop, the Rawal Lake and Pir Suhawah hilltop. A leisurely stroll through the Jasmine Garden is a soothing experience in Islamabad. Those interested in the wonders of the past can head to Faisal Mosque, an architectural masterpiece. For the sporty kind, Islamabad has bowling alleys, golf courses and football and cricket fields. Apart from such excursions one may visit the Shakar-Parian hill top, the Beautiful Jasmine Garden, the Rawal Lake, the Pir Suhawah hill top and Daman-e-Koh. For jogging and soft core walks Fatima-Jinnah's huge park is an ideal spot.

Night Life:

It exists, but it's not easy to find. Try befriending some hip locals, and see if you can tag along.
Potohari - Art & Craft Village (Starting soon), Shakarparian - Near Rose and Jasmine Garden (Just across the Kashmir Highway on 7th Avenue). 11am to 7pm. A craft bazaar with a food court serving 5 regional cuisines plus 3 Chai Khanas serving assorted teas and snacks. Built by the local Capital Development Authority but conceptualised and supervised by the Indus Heritage Trust.

Although Pakistan is an Islamic city, you can find a touch of western culture. Hotspots like nightclubs have become integral part of Islamabad’s nightlife and they have become very famous amongst the higher middle class of Islamabad.

Youth of Islamabad have found this new way of hanging out with friends in nightclubs, sipping various drinks, and enjoying soothing music. Nightclubs have become the best way to drain off all the anger which they develop during the day while at work.

Hot Spot is a night spot located in a park ‘Fatima Jinnah’. This is a famous place amongst youngsters who come here after dinner to enjoy the darkness. There isn’t any dress code in this place and hence one can wear the usual pair of jeans for their comfort. Hot Spot is covered with movie posters of Western Music and dimmed lights make it a cozy place for the visitors.

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