Islamabad

Located in the northern part of Pakistan, Islamabad serves as the capital city of the country. The city was purpose-built in the 1960s to replace Karachi as the capital. Islamabad’s modern architecture, wide avenues, and greenery make it famous. The Parliament House, the Supreme Court, and the Prime Minister’s Secretariat are some of the significant government buildings located in the city. Many foreign embassies and diplomatic missions are also situated in Islamabad, making it a hub for international diplomacy. Islamabad is not only a political and administrative center but also a significant commercial and cultural hub of Pakistan, with numerous shopping centers, restaurants, museums, and theaters. The city boasts a diverse population, with people from all over Pakistan and other countries living and working there.