A Review On Islamabad, Pakistan

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A Review On Islamabad, Pakistan

Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan, and is federally administered as part of the Islamabad Capital Territory. Islamabad is the ninth largest city in Pakistan, while the larger Islamabad-Rawalpindi metropolitan area is the country's fourth largest with a population of about 3.1 million.

The city's master-plan, designed by Greek architect Constantinos Apostolou Doxiadis, divides the city into eight zones, including administrative, diplomatic enclave, residential areas, educational sectors, industrial sectors, commercial areas, and rural and green areas which are administered by the Islamabad Metropolitan Corporation, supported by the Capital Development Authority. The city is known for the presence of several parks and forests, including the Margalla Hills National Park and Shakarparian Park. The city is home to several landmarks, including the Faisal Mosque, the largest mosque in South Asia and the fourth largest in the world. Other landmarks include the Pakistan's National Monument and Democracy Square.

Famous Places:

Mega Mall of Islamabad The Centaurus

PTET & ISE Tower

Pakistan Secretariat

Star and Crescent Monument near the start of Shakarparian

Faisal Mosque

Daman-e-Koh Park

Sunset over the Lake View Park

View of Blue Area, the commercial hub of the city.

Blue Area

Pakistan Monument

Constitution Avenue in Islamabad

Saidpur villagekami

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Serving as the capital of Pakistan since the Sixties, Islamabad was built according to a carefully organized plan, divided into sectors along a grid of clean, tree-lined streets. The city is sheltered by the Margalla Hills, the foothills of the Himalayas and the home of rare species of leopard, deer, birds, and even porcupines. Several hiking paths end at Daman-e-Koh, a picnic spot with a splendid view of the entire city, including the massive modernist Faisal Mosque and even the Rawal Dam.

Rest Places:

Islamabad Serena Hotel
Islamabad Marriot Hotel
Ramada Hotel Islamabad
Millennimum Hotel Islamabad

Best Eat Places:

Burning Brownie
Monal Islamabad
Chaye Khana
Kabul Hotel
Street 1 Cafe
Savour Foods

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The majority of Pakistan's population is Muslim, this country is a republic. Pakistan is in South Asia, with Iran as its western border, then in the northwest with Afghanistan, then in the northeast with China, and in the north with Tajikistan, then in the east with India and in the south with the bay. Oman and the Arabian Sea. The state capital of Pakistan is Islamabad, with the largest city being Karachi. The official languages in Pakistan are English and Urdu, so tourists don't have to worry, like in Japan or France where residents don't like the use of English. The currency in Pakistan is the Pakistani rupee or PKR. The following are some of the interesting tourist destinations in Pakistan:

Faisal Mosque
Pakistan is a country where the majority of the population is Muslim, so it is not uncommon for you to find Islamic tourist attractions in various cities in Pakistan. Apart from Lahore and Karachi, when visiting Pakistan, especially Islamabad City, there is a mosque which can be said to be a landmark of the city. Faisal Mosque is a mosque located in the middle of mountains. Its location which is surrounded by green grass makes the Faisal Mosque look beautiful and cool.
The Faisal Mosque stands majestically. Carrying a white architectural style that dominates the entire building, the Faisal Mosque is the right place for those of you who like places of worship in a city or a country. Apart from functioning as a place of worship for Muslims, there is a public library that visitors can visit at the Faisal Mosque.

Daman-e-Koh
Love nature tourism and are interested in visiting it when you are in Islamabad, Pakistan? Then this recommendation for tourist attractions in the next Islamabad might be able to fulfill your desires that are no less interesting than the New Year holidays in Europe. Islamabad is one of the most populous cities in Pakistan. For those of you who want to see the whole city of Islamabad from a height, you can visit Daman-e-Koh. What is Daman-e-Koh? Daman-e-Koh is a hill which is open to the public. Visitors can hike Daman-e-Koh. When you reach the top, you will immediately enjoy a view of the entire city of Islamabad.
Daman-e-Koh is the right place for those of you who like outdoor attractions. Apart from enjoying the city view, you can also visit a restaurant which is located above Daman-e-Koh. Daman-e-Koh itself is very popular with tourists and locals alike. No wonder if during the weekend this place will be very crowded with visitors. The best time to visit Daman-e-Koh is in the late evening. In the afternoon you can enjoy the view of the sunset while at night you can enjoy the view of the city which is decorated with lights.

Bird Aviary
Bird Aviary is a zoo or more accurately referred to as an animal park where you can find various bird species in it. Being one of the largest bird parks in the world, there are many types of birds that are preserved by Bird Aviary managers.
There is one interesting spot in this Bird Aviary. Islamabad Park Lake is the name. You can enjoy the vast expanse of the lake while watching the beauty of the birds while in Bird Aviary .Its strategic location because it is located in the city center will not make you confused if you are interested in visiting this Bird Aviary. Make sure to prepare a sufficient budget because the price of one ticket to enter Bird Aviary is very expensive. Likewise with the price of food that you can give to birds in Bird Aviary.

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Pakistan is a country that is not seen as much as a tourist destination. Even though this country in South Asia has the best view in the world. What's more, from this place, you can feel tropical nuances and the four seasons at once.
The diversity of cultures and beliefs that exist in Pakistan will provide meaningful lessons for you. Apart from that, the beauty of the Himalayas, fertile agriculture and the clearest rivers in the world, are all in Pakistan. You who like nature and challenges are really obliged to guarantee that you will feel at home and don't want to go home.

Neelum Valley is far from urban areas, Neelum Valley can be an option for those of you who want to enjoy time in peace. Clean air, beautiful environment and natural charm will give a different vacation impression. From this valley, you can immediately enjoy the Himalayas.

Hunza Valley Located on the Gligit-Baltistan border, the Hunza Valley will make you enjoy the culture of the Pakistani people as well as its natural beauty. The city also houses various world cultural heritage sites.

The house on the rock is a hallmark of the Swat people. The cool thing is, this city has one of the clearest river flows in the world. This river is a source of livelihood for the community apart from gardening.

The Kalash Valley has a unique and amazing culture. Apart from that, a controversial history lies here. It is said that this area was inhabited by the Kelash tribe who came from Greek civilization. Each year, they have various festivals that attract tourists.

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Kaghan Valley
The attraction of the Kaghan Valley is its position at the foot of the Himalayas. The majority of local residents work as farmers. You can also enjoy the amazing snow.

Murree Hill
If you intend to honeymoon with your partner, then Bukit Muree is the right choice. This city, which is part of Rawalpindi Province, is very good to visit during the summer and winter. Various natural rides are provided.

Shandur Pass
The Shandur Polo Festival is the main attraction of this almost uninhabited valley. Every year, the Shandur Pass is full of migrants, but has no native population.
The location also challenges adrenaline because it is not easy to reach. But you have to make the climb

Rawalakot
Natural beauty is the main attraction of Rawalakot. When visiting here, you can feel the atmosphere of living in a resident's house firsthand.
This place provides a lot of vacation packages by using local residents' houses as a place to live.

Ziarat
Ziarat is one of the most famous holiday destinations in Pakistan. Various Pakistani politicians or even artists spend their free time in this city. You have to try the sensation of a classy vacation in Pakistan

Jhelum Valley
Green valleys, flowing river water, community wooden houses, and local wisdom are the special wealth of the Jhelum Valley. Almost every corner of this city has been a film shooting location, you know. Because, there are the best valley views in Pakistan.

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Hearing the name Pakistan, maybe we will imagine its capital in a mess. But make no mistake, Islamabad is completely different! The city is spacious, modern and very green. Pakistan deliberately moved its capital from the already cramped Karachi to the purpose-built Islamabad.

Be Islamabad as the administrative capital where the center of government and embassies are located, while Karachi is more as the financial capital where the center of business is. By the way, Islamabad means "Islamic city". Century from the Urdu language means "city", so it is common in Pakistan to have city names ending in "century", for example Abbottabad and Eminabad.

Some places that must be visited are;

Faisal Mosque - named Fasial because this mosque was donated by King Faisal of Saudi Arabia. The architecture is unique because the mosque is not in the form of a dome but looks like a Bedouin tent. With a capacity of 10,000 people, this mosque was once the largest mosque in the world until 1993. The large white mosque sits on a hill making it a landmark of Islamabad.

Lok Virsa Museum - Pakistani culture with its diverse ethnicities is displayed in this vast ethnology museum. It is interesting to see the colorful traditional clothes, folk tales, mostly about love stories, and even though it is an Islamic state, the empowerment of women is so good that there are special displays of the achievements of Pakistani women ranging from singers to climbers of Mount Everest.

Taxila - About an hour from Islamabad, there is a very impressive archaeological site. The ruins are still there since the 6th century BC, deserving of being included in the UNESCO World Heritage Site. This ancient city alone is mentioned in the story of the Mahabarata and Ramayana where it is called the beautiful city discovered by Barata. In the Jataka book of Buddhism, it is said that Taxila is the capital of the Gandhara Kingdom. This is where the oldest university in the world is located, namely the teaching site of Buddhism in the 1st century whose ruins we can see. Even Thomas, a disciple of Jesus, preached there.