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Pakistan's modern, planned capital city, nestled against the Margalla Hills.
Islamabad is the capital city of Pakistan, known for its modern infrastructure, greenery, and planned layout. Here's a brief overview:
Planned City
Islamabad was built in the 1960s to replace Karachi as the capital. Its design emphasizes order and functionality.
Location
It's situated on the Pothohar Plateau, nestled against the Margalla Hills.
Key Features
It's recognized for its wide, tree-lined streets, numerous parks, and well-organized sectors.
Notable landmarks include the Faisal Mosque, one of the largest mosques in the world, and the Pakistan National Monument.
Administrative Center
As the capital, it houses the Pakistani government and diplomatic missions.
Modernity
Islamabad is considered one of Pakistan's most developed and safest cities.
Historical Significance
The area surrounding Islamabad has ancient historical roots, with evidence of early human settlements.
Places to Visit
Explore the Margalla Hills.
Walk around the Saidpur Village.
Visit the Faisal Mosque.
Learn history at the Pakistan Monument Museum.
Visit Noorpur Shahan Village.
Shop at the Centaurus Mall.
Learn history at the Lok Virsa Museum.
The Museum of Natural History.
Enjoy a picnic at Rawal Lake View Park.
Climb up to the hilltop garden of Daman-e-Koh.
Enjoy the breathtaking views of Islamabad and Faisal Mosque at Pir Sohawa.
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