Best of Islamabad: One-Day Sightseeing Tour

A Heritage Museum in Islamabad, which have a representation of all Pakistan's History, Tradition, and culture. Heritage Museum, also known as Lok Virsa Museum is a museum administered and managed by Lok Virsa - National Institute of Folk & Traditional Heritage.

Pakistan Monument is a Unique monument that was built in the center of Islamabad city to symbolize the unity of Pakistani people.

Faisal Mosque is a beautiful mosque Located on the foothills of the Margalla hills it is actually the largest mosque in south Asia and the fifth largest in the world.

Damn-e-koh i a viewpoint and park in the heart of Margalla hills, where you can enjoy your lunch with family and can also have an amazing view of Islamabad city.

In Pakistan's Margalla Hills, close to the Daman-e-Koh overlook in the Islamabad Capital Territory, is the village and union council of Saidpur. It is a village from the Mughal era that houses a diverse range of religious and cultural history and acts as a destination for both domestic and international tourists.

Golra Sharif Shrine, located in Islamabad, is a famous spiritual site of Sufi saint Pir Meher Ali Shah.
It attracts thousands of devotees for its peaceful atmosphere and rich Sufi heritage.
The shrine complex blends beautiful architecture with deep spiritual traditions.
It’s a place of reflection, blessings, and cultural significance.

Constitution Avenue, Islamabad is the center of Pakistan’s political and administrative power, lined with key national institutions. Notable landmarks include:

Parliament House – Seat of the National Assembly and Senate.

Supreme Court – Highest judicial authority with modern Islamic architecture.

Aiwan-e-Sadr – Official residence of the President.

Prime Minister’s Office – Main office for the Prime Minister’s affairs.

Ministry of Foreign Affairs – Manages Pakistan’s international relations.

Pak Secretariat – Houses various federal ministries.

Election Commission – Oversees electoral processes.

Margalla Hills form the scenic backdrop of Islamabad, offering lush green trails, diverse wildlife, and stunning city views. Part of the Himalayan foothills, they are home to Margalla Hills National Park, a favorite spot for hiking, picnics, and nature lovers. The hills add natural charm and serenity to the capital city.

Any other site can be included on request on spot