• Faisal Mosque - The Shah Faisal Mosque is among the largest mosques in Pakistan and ranks third globally, following the Mecca Mosque and the Madinah Mosque. It accommodates worshippers in various halls and on the grounds. Named after Shah Faisal bin Abdul Aziz, the King of Saudi Arabia, who significantly contributed to its construction, the mosque showcases Turkish architecture with four tall minarets and a Bedouin-style hall, distinct from the traditional dome. Situated at the base of the Margalla Hills, it offers breathtaking views. The Faisal Mosque is a favored destination for tourists visiting Pakistan.
• Shakarpariyan Hills - Shakarparian is a historic site featuring lush green gardens and is a popular picnic spot in Islamabad, the capital. Located near Zero Point, close to the star and crescent monument where Shakarparian began, it holds historical importance as the venue for the Pakistan Day Parade on March 23. The area provides stunning views of the twin cities and shares its charm with the rose and jasmine gardens. The trees create a pleasant atmosphere, offering a clean space for the public, picnics, and children’s play areas.
• Lok Virsa Museum - Lok Virsa is a premier cultural heritage site of Pakistan located in the Shakarparian Hills. It showcases a diverse range of embroidery, jewelry, woodwork, metalwork, block printing, ivory and bone crafts, as well as murals, glass and marble artworks. Tile, mosaic, and stucco window coverings are also on display. The museum established the Folk Museum in early 1982 and was renamed the National Museum of Ethnology of Pakistan in 2004, commonly known as the Lok Virsa Heritage Museum. Its mission is to bridge the gap between ancestral and youth cultures, providing education and preserving a cultural treasure for future generations. It serves as an excellent platform to promote culture to international visitors.
• The Centaurus - Centaurus is the largest mall in the twin cities, ideal for shopping and dining, offering an aerial view of the majestic city of Islamabad.
• Daman-e-Koh - Offering a magnificent view of Islamabad, Daman-e-Koh is nestled between the Margalla Hills, as its name suggests. Situated 2,400 feet above sea level, it is one of the most visited places throughout the year. The cool breeze and panoramic city views invite visitors to linger. It serves as the midpoint for visitors to Pir Sohawa. There is ample parking, telescopes for keen observers, and a restaurant to enhance your visit. It is a wonderful picnic spot with a delightful atmosphere.

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Spend an entire day exploring Islamabad’s highlights with a knowledgeable local professional. Begin your journey at the impressive Faisal Mosque, then continue to other significant landmarks around the city. This tour is a private affair conducted for a small group of no more than three individuals, ensuring a tailored experience. Additionally, we provide the convenience of hotel transfers.

• A comprehensive day tour of Islamabad
• Entrance fees to all attractions are covered
• Complimentary hotel transfers are facilitated
• Small group size allows for an intimate, personalized tour

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.