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Travel to Islamabad, Pakistan
If you are looking for the perfect way to travel to Pakistan, Pegasus Airlines is the way to go! We offer various flights to Pakistan and many other destinations around the world. So, those looking for cheap flights to Islamabad usually look to Pegasus Airlines.
Unfortunately, Pegasus Airlines currently does not provide flights to Islamabad Airport. However, with our extensive network of destinations, you can still find your way to Islamabad without giving up on Pegasus' comfort and quality.
Transportation to Islamabad, Pakistan
Although Pegasus Airlines cannot provide cheap flights to Islamabad, you can still use our destinations to get to Islamabad. Pegasus Airlines only has flights to Karachi, Jinnah International Airport in Pakistan. So, you can take various routes to travel from Karachi to Islamabad.
Transport from Jinnah International Airport to Islamabad, Pakistan
You can use various means of transportation to get to Islamabad, Pakistan, from Jinnah International Airport in Karachi. Some of your options are:
- Coaches: Various bus companies offer affordable routes between Karachi and Islamabad. If you are on a budget, taking a coach might be the most convenient way for you.
- Rideshares: If you are comfortable with ridesharing, you can always use various ridesharing apps to travel from Karachi to Islamabad.
- Renting a car: Renting a car in Karachi might be the most comfortable option to travel to Islamabad. However, since the distance between Karachi and Islamabad is over 1,500 kilometers - 932 miles - it might be a bit challenging.
Transportation
Public Transport
Islamabad has a large selection of public transportation, each with its own benefits and advantages.
Taxis
Taking a taxi is a fast and convenient way to get around Islamabad. Since the city is smaller than other urban centers, you can reach your destination without paying a fortune. Although there are regular taxis in the city, authentic rickshaw taxis are also available.
Buses
Although most locals prefer taxis and rickshaws to get around, buses offer hassle-free commuting within Islamabad. There are currently three different types of buses in the city:
- Metro bus: A modern and convenient approach to commuting, metro buses offer you access to the major parts of the city. As they are equipped with modern amenities, such as WiFi and air-conditioning, taking a metro bus might be the most comfortable way to get around Islamabad.
- Feeder bus: These buses help you reach metro bus stations. Although they are not ideal for getting around the city, you can take feeder buses to reach metro bus stations, usually located near notable spots.
- Wagons and local buses: Currently, 15 local bus lines in Islamabad offer commutes between various parts of the city. Each area has a local network of smaller buses, known as wagons.
Accommodation
Since Islamabad is a big city, you can find the perfect hotel for your budget and preferences without much effort. If you prioritize luxury, sectors F6, F7, F8, and F10 might be ideal. However, sectors I10, H13, and Ghauri Town are the best fit if you are on a budget. For majestic views of Islamabad, you can pick a hotel around E7, E11, or D12.
You can book your hotel through Pegasus Airlines' system for the best deals!
Food
Pakistani food is known for its richness and diversity. The country's national cuisine boasts a variety of delicious food, from scrumptious finger food Pakoras to different kebab recipes, that all visitors should try. Biryani, Nihari, and Paya are also must-try dishes in Pakistan.
Although Pakistan has a meat-based cuisine, visitors can find a rich selection of vegetarian dishes. Popular options like Tarka daal, Lobia daal, and Karela are all perfect for those who refrain from meat.
You can check our Pakistan travel guide for more information regarding the local experiences!
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About Visa
Except for two countries, Maldives and Nepal, Pakistan requires all visitors to have a form of visa. Nevertheless, citizens of many countries, including the USA, the UK, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Ireland, Germany, and most of the EU, can visit the country with a facilitated visa on arrival. Besides, visitors can apply for an online visa through the official PAK VISA system.
The official website of the Government of Pakistan Ministry of Interior has an online list of countries whose citizens can enter the country with a visa on arrival.
Neighboring Cities
While in Islamabad, you can visit some of the neighboring cities to make the best of your journey to the region:
- Rawalpindi (10 km – 6 miles)
- Wah (35 km – 21 miles)
- Mardan (110 km – 68 miles)
- Mingaora (137 km – 85 miles)
- Peshawar (141 km – 87 miles)
- Gujrat (157 km – 97 miles)
Weather
Islamabad has a humid subtropical climate with hot summers, dry autumns, cold winters, and pleasant springs. Despite hospitable Islamabad weather most of the year, the city’s colder season can still be too chilly.
Essential Numbers
Some emergency support numbers in Islamabad are:
- Police Helpline – 15
- Fire Brigade Helpline – 16
- Ambulance – 115
- Rangers Helpline – 1101
- Rescue Helpline – 1122
- Pakistan Medical Assistance Helpline – 1166
Exploring Islamabad, Pakistan
Islamabad is the capital of Pakistan and one of the oldest human settlements in Asia. As the Indus Valley Civilization flourished in the region, Islamabad and its neighboring cities have a rich culture and history. As a result, every corner of Islamabad holds wonders to explore. When in Islamabad, you can visit the city's landmarks, traditional eateries, and museums to explore the city's cultural wealth. Besides, since Islamabad is known for its green scenery, you can add some of the city's many parks to your itinerary.