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Islamabad Tourism |
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Islamabad, the capital city of Pakistan is located in the North West region of the country. It has been the capital of Pakistan since 1963. Islamabad is reputed to be a relatively quiet city and consists of mainly Federal Government offices, Parliament House, the official residence of the President and the Prime Minister along with the Diplomatic enclave, which is an area next to the Parliament House dedicated to foreign embassies and missions appointed in Pakistan. Islamabad tourism has been encouraged in the recent years seeing the influx of tourists from all over the world. It is connected to international cities by flight. The Islamabad International Airport welcomes all those who are interested in the tourism of Islamabad. The country is also well connected internally by railway. Busses too ply to and from the country. There is again the so famous Samjhota Express that connects the country to India. This express will take you to the busy city of Lahore.
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When you are touring in Islamabad there are several places you can visit. Islamabad offers you an array of scenic beauty with the beautiful lakes rippling through. Located in the Pothohar Plateau in the north west of Pakistan, Islamabad is referred to as the capital city even if the area has been a part of the Punjab region and the North West Frontier Province.
The Daman-e-Koh is a lookout point above with great views of the city on a clear day or night. You could also take a nice walk in the hills surrounding Islamabad. The Pir Sohawa gives you a bird’s eye view of Islamabad. Similarly there are several places in Islamabad that you can tour while you are here. Tourism in Islamabad would also include accommodation. There are several options beginning from 5 star hotels in Islamabad, 3 star hotels in Islamabad and also budget hotels in Islamabad. There are also several eateries in Islamabad that offer lip smacking Pakistani dishes. See what/where to eat in Islamabad.
The scenery at Islamabad is spectacular.
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The breathtaking mountains with its entire majestic stature make for lovely viewing. The beautiful geography of Islamabad also includes the 12th highest peak which is again a part of the Karakuram Range in Pakistan. You will also find the deep flowing waters of the Kabul River uniting with Indus River in the northwest of Islamabad. The city offers a healthy and fresh climate. With plenty wide tree lined streets, large houses, elegant public buildings and well organized bazaars or shopping centers there was freshness all around.
Islamabad/Rawalpindi Travel Guide takes you on a cruise of the capital city of Pakistan. Take help of your Islamabad travel Guide for a proper view of the city.
Islamabad/Rawalpindi Travel Guide takes you on a cruise of the capital city of Pakistan. Take help of your Islamabad travel Guide for a proper view of the city. | |
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