Experience in Islamabad, Pakistan by Amjad

What is it like to live in Islamabad? Would you recommend it? What is the city like?

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The most liveable and relatively quiet city in Pakistan.
Pakistan’s capital city of Islamabad however has some legitimate swagger to boast about. Stunning pyramidal mosques share the green cityscape, dotted with relaxing and family-friendly parks, rustic ruins, and avant-garde markets for the youthful hip crowd. Its no wonder that Pakistan’s pride gets on the podium for being the 2nd most beautiful city in the world, an often overlooked prestige that many people are oblivious to.

What is the student lifestyle like in Islamabad?

Normal and cheap, most foreigners live with cheap rates in peace of harmony.

How much does it cost to live in Islamabad?

50-80 dollar

Is it difficult to find accommodation in Islamabad? Is there any advice you can give?

Its very easy, online booking facility is available.

What is the food like? What are your favourite dishes?

Mutton at shinwari G-9, Savour food, Kabali pullao, Guddu chaye (tea), chaman ice cream,

What places would you recommend visiting in Islamabad?

1) The Pakistan Monument. 2) Lok Virsa Museum , 3) Faisal Mosque ,4) Saidpur Village, 5) Margalla hills and Daman-e-Koh Park, 6) Rawal Lake, 7) Monal Restaurant, 8) Islamabad Club, 9) Jinnah Supermarket, 10) Bahria Enclave Islamabad, 11) Quaid i Azam University, 12) Shahdara, 13) Murree, 14), Patriata 15) Lower topa

Is it good to eat out in Islamabad? Can you tell us your favourite spots?

high quality and affordable restaurant specializes in chicken and rice dishes ranging from chicken Seekh kebabs to Biryani South Asian rice.

Is the nightlife good in Islamabad? Where is good to go?

Taking it to the streets in Islamabad’s active yet tolerable nightlife scene is an adventurous way to meet friendly locals over some delicious Pakistani cuisine.

What advice would you give future students heading to Islamabad?

For many fresh-off the plane travelers, the absence of skyscrapers and electric-flashing districts should be a sight of relief. Islamabad’s historical sites not only chronicle Pakistan’s development as a nation since it’s formation in 1947, but offer unique insight into the cultural diversity of Pakistani people.