Flights to Islamabad
Discover Pakistan's modern capital where green hills meet contemporary architecture
About Flights to Islamabad
Islamabad, Pakistan's purpose-built capital, offers a unique blend of modern urban planning and natural beauty. Nestled against the Margalla Hills, this green city combines wide boulevards, contemporary architecture, and abundant parkland with traditional Pakistani hospitality.
The city serves as your gateway to northern Pakistan's spectacular mountain ranges whilst offering excellent shopping, dining, and cultural experiences. From the iconic Faisal Mosque to the bustling markets of the Blue Area, Islamabad provides both tranquillity and urban sophistication.
With its strategic location, Islamabad makes an ideal base for exploring Rawalpindi's historic bazaars, the ancient ruins of Taxila, and the stunning hill stations of Murree and Nathia Gali.
Airlines Flying to Islamabad
Pakistan International Airlines
Direct · Daily
£459
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Turkish Airlines
1 stop · Daily via Istanbul
£489
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Emirates
1 stop · Daily via Dubai
£529
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Qatar Airways
1 stop · Daily via Doha
£519
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Etihad Airways
1 stop · Daily via Abu Dhabi
£549
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Top Attractions in Islamabad
Faisal Mosque
religiousOne of the world's largest mosques, featuring stunning contemporary Islamic architecture set against the Margalla Hills backdrop
Margalla Hills National Park
natureScenic hiking trails offering panoramic views of the twin cities, popular for morning walks and weekend picnics
Pakistan Monument
landmarkNational monument representing Pakistan's four provinces and three territories with an adjacent museum showcasing the country's history
Lok Virsa Museum
culturePakistan's premier folk heritage museum displaying traditional crafts, music, and cultural artifacts from across the country
Centaurus Mall
shoppingIslamabad's largest shopping and entertainment complex featuring international brands, restaurants, and a cinema
Saidpur Village
cultureHistoric village transformed into a cultural hub with traditional restaurants, craft shops, and stunning valley views
Rawal Lake
natureScenic artificial lake perfect for boating, fishing, and lakeside picnics with the Margalla Hills as a backdrop
Blue Area
landmarkIslamabad's central business district featuring modern architecture, shopping centres, and excellent dining options
Where to Stay in Islamabad
Serena Hotel Islamabad
Islamabad's most prestigious hotel combining luxury accommodation with traditional Pakistani hospitality in landscaped gardens
Islamabad Marriott Hotel
Modern international hotel in the heart of Islamabad's business district with excellent dining and conference facilities
Pearl Continental Hotel
Elegant hotel offering refined accommodation with panoramic city views and authentic Pakistani cuisine
Ramada by Wyndham Islamabad
Contemporary business hotel providing comfortable accommodation with excellent connectivity to major attractions
Best Western Islamabad
Reliable mid-range hotel offering consistent service and comfortable rooms ideal for business and leisure travellers
Hotel One Islamabad
Affordable accommodation providing essential amenities and friendly service in a convenient location
Local Tips for Islamabad
- Book accommodation in F-6, F-7, or Blue Area for easy access to restaurants and shopping
- Use ride-hailing apps like Careem or Uber for convenient city transport
- Visit Lok Virsa Museum on weekends for traditional music and dance performances
- Try street food at Sunday Bazaar but stick to busy stalls for freshness
- Carry cash as many local businesses don't accept cards outside major hotels
- Dress modestly when visiting religious sites like Faisal Mosque
- Early morning is best for hiking in Margalla Hills to avoid afternoon heat
- Learn basic Urdu greetings - locals appreciate the effort
- Exchange money at official banks or authorised dealers for better rates
- Keep your passport copy handy as it may be required at some hotels and attractions