Islamabad and Rawalpindi Sightseeing Tour

A mosque in Islamabad famously known among travelers for its unique architecture and once it was the biggest in south Asia. Now its one of the biggest designed by Turkish architect and sponsored by Shah Faisal of Saudi Arabia which is why it is called " Faisal or Shah Faisal Mosque"

The monument offers panoramic views of Islamabad and its lush surroundings, set in the scenic Shakarparian Park. It serves as a place of education and reflection on the nation’s history and heritage.

The museum displays an extensive collection of traditional artifacts, including textiles, pottery, metalwork, and musical instruments from various regions of Pakistan. Features traditional crafts, art forms, and costumes that represent the diverse cultural heritage of the country. Provides insights into the daily lives, customs, and traditions of different ethnic groups in Pakistan.

Raja Bazaar in Rawalpindi is a vibrant and bustling commercial hub known for its diverse array of shops and local flavor. Here’s a guide to help visitors make the most of their trip to Raja Bazaar. Raja Bazaar is a lively marketplace offering a wide range of products, including clothing, electronics, jewelry, and household items. It's particularly well-known for its variety of traditional and affordable goods. The area is famous for its street food, with numerous stalls and eateries offering local delicacies such as chaat, samosas, kebabs, and sweets. Prices are often negotiable, so be prepared to haggle for the best deals.