• Faisal Mosque - Situated at the base of the Margalla Hills in Islamabad, the Faisal Mosque is one of Pakistan’s largest mosques. It is a major tourist attraction in Pakistan, especially in Islamabad. Designed by a Turkish architect, the mosque’s design was chosen through an international competition. The Faisal Mosque can accommodate approximately 300,000 worshipers.
• Pakistan Monument - Inspired by Mughal architecture, “The Pakistan Monument” was built to symbolize the nation’s unity. Spanning a total area of 2.8 hectares (6.9 acres), its elevation allows the monument to be seen from across the Islamabad-Rawalpindi metropolitan area, making it a popular tourist destination. It is located on the well-known hill called Shakarparyaan.
• Lok Virsa Museum - Also known as the Heritage Museum, the Lok Virsa Museum is situated next to the Pakistan Monument. Renovated in 2004 and covering an area of 20,000 square feet, the museum showcases Pakistan’s multicultural society by displaying the history and living traditions of the various ethnic groups from all over the country.
• Jinnah Super Market - Jinnah Super Market is an outdoor market in Islamabad offering a wide range of shopping and dining options. Visitors can find a variety of choices from local products to international brands.
• Saidpur Village - Over 500 years old and located on the slopes of the Margalla Hills, Saidpur Village boasts a rich history of culture, religious heritage, and influences from the Muslim, Hindu, and Sikh eras. It is one of the oldest villages in Pakistan. Visiting Saidpur during the day and in the tranquil evenings offers a completely different experience.
• Daman-e-Koh - Daman-e-Koh is a picturesque hill and picnic spot on the Margalla Hills, offering 360-degree panoramic views. It is one of the most beautiful viewpoints in Islamabad.
• The Centaurus - The Centaurus Mall in Islamabad is an iconic building and the largest shopping mall in Pakistan, offering an extensive variety of shopping options with both local and international brands. For those interested in purchasing Pakistani dresses and shoes, this is an ideal place to visit.
• Shah Allah Ditta Caves - Over 2,400 years old, the historically significant “Shah Allah Ditta Caves” are hidden gems in Islamabad. Research suggests these caves were used by Buddhist monks and Hindu sadhus as meditation spots centuries ago.

• Entrance Tickets included.
• Guidance from an English-speaking tour guide.
• All taxes and service charges covered.
• Complimentary hotel pick-up and drop-off in Islamabad.

• Food & Beverages.
• Gratuities (optional).

Discover iconic landmarks, charming streets, local cuisine, hiking trails, lake boat rides, panoramic viewpoints, ancient villages, art galleries, and much more during a tour of Islamabad city. Visit the 13 most popular attractions in Pakistan’s capital, “Islamabad,” ranging from ancient ruins to modern architecture, street vendors to upscale shopping malls, fine dining restaurants to local food streets, and boat rides to hiking peaks. This city consistently amazes its visitors. A list of attractions will be provided at the meeting point for selection and exploration.

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