Islamabad Things to Do

 12 Reviews  Its a spot in the hills around Islamabad. The whole city can be viewed from here. Even Rawal Dam Lake can be viewed from here. It is a good, health air picnic spot. Government has developed the... 

 9 Reviews  Residents of twin cities visit Margalla hills frequently in summer in order to get rid of hot weather. One can go there to relax, walk, hike, drive or for camping, picnic or cycling. Views of twin... 

 6 Reviews  Shakar Parian Hills are situated near Zero Point, up above the Loke Virsa Museum & Rose & Jasmine Garden. From here you can view the twin cities of Islamabad & Rawalpindi very clearly. Hills have two... 

 4 Reviews  I think this museum located in the Lok Virsa Complex is a must visit by all tourists(including locals who have not yet seen this) coming to Islamabad. You will find a beautiful presentation of... 

 5 Reviews  Simly Dam is major water source for residents of Islamabad. It is also a popular picnic spot. spot because of its scenic location. Its some 30 Km from Islamabad near Bhara Kahu town. Dam was completed... 

 3 Reviews  Islamabad Zoo is siturated at the base of Margall Hills. Way to Daman-e-Koh & Pir Sohawa just passes the zoo. It is located near Children Play Land. In this zoo you can see Elephants, Leopards, beer,... 

 9 Reviews  I found that Islamabad didnt have a lot to offer so I instantly tried to find things to do. I dont like dismissing places after a few days and I like to seek out the good points in a city or country... 

 7 Reviews  Supreme Court of Pakistan is one of the important buildings in Islamabad. It is situated on the Constitution Avenue near Prime Minister's Secretariat, President's House and the Parliament House. The... 

 2 Reviews  At the foothills of Margalla, next to Islamabad Zoo, there is a Japanese Garden/Park. Although we did not see any signs saying Japanese Garden, but there was a sign mentioning Playland Children's... 

 3 Reviews  Rawal Lake is a very beautiful lake located in Islamabad Park Area. A dam was built on this lake accross Korang River in 1962 called Rawal Dam. It has a storage capacity of 47,500 acre feet and covers... 

 2 Reviews  There are three Christian Churches in Islamabad that have services in English: Fatima Church (Catholic), Address: Kaghan Road, Street 55, F-8/4, Tel: 851535, Has daily services at 6.30 or 7 am, plus... 

 2 Reviews  Normally speaking, seeing a quaint lotus lake with flowers and fauna surronding would be a pleasant experience - but not in June. I was at the lotus lake, pic will be posted, and the thing was dried... 

 2 Reviews  Rohtas Gallery, managed by Naeem Pasha, was the first to enter the unexplored art market of Islamabad in 1981. According to him 'It was in response to an attempt to censor a national exhibition when... 

 4 Reviews  As Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan. All the main governemet buildings are in Islamabad. This Avenue is the main soul of Islamabad. One must visit here to see the beauty of Islambad. Constitution... 

 1 Review  The Museum of Natural History is located on Garden Avenue in National Park area. The Museum depicts early human history, geology and wildlife of Pakistan. The exhibits are of particular interest to... 

 Bokhari76 Says:  We can place Rawalpindi in "Things to Do" for Islamabad & vice versa. Rawalpindi is 3rd Largest city of Pakistan after Karachi & Lahore. It is densely populated... 

 Bokhari76 Says:  Architecture of Islamabad is a mixture of modern & old islamic traditions.Shah Faisal Mosque is a combination of Mughal, Arabic, Turkish & Arabic Architecture.... 

 marya1 Says:  After getting to see the Faysal Masjid and the margallah hills you have definately to go to a dinner...Best a dinner on a terrace, in fact the only place in... 

 Ewingjr98 Says:  Rawalpindi is a city of 2.1 million people, just next door to the capital city of Islamabad. While Islamabad is home to the civilian government of Pakistan, the... 

 Ewingjr98 Says:  Where do you find a copy of "Tribal Fighting in NWFP," "Islam and Education: Conflict and Conformity in Pakistan's Madrassahs," or "Zulfi Bhutto of Pakistan:... 

 Ewingjr98 Says:  We stopped in to a small carpet and crafts store in the F-6 shopping area, called Mr. Craft. In the downstairs area, they had an entire wall full of a variety... 

 Ewingjr98 Says:  The Prime Minister oversees the Cabinet of Pakistan. The Cabinet is comprised of the senior members of the ministries, technically the Executive Branch of... 

 Ewingjr98 Says:  Pakistan's Parliament is comprised of two house: the National Assembly is the lower house and the upper house is called the Senate. The National Assembly...