Islamabad Tour

Islamabad, the capital of Pakistan, is a modern, well-planned city that serves as a convenient base for travelers heading to the country’s top destinations. With its organized layout and calm atmosphere, it’s ideal for easing into Pakistan without much cultural shock. The city is home to major landmarks like the Shah Faisal Mosque—one of Asia’s largest—and close to historic sites like Taxila. Islamabad is also a key hub for both domestic and international flights.

Pakistan International Airlines (PK)
As the national flag carrier, PIA connects Pakistan to over 40 destinations worldwide, with its main hub in Karachi. Established shortly after independence, it was the first non-communist airline to fly to China.

Airblue (PA)
A budget-friendly private airline based in Islamabad, Airblue operates both domestic and international routes, including to the UAE, Oman, and Saudi Arabia.

Turkish Airlines (TK)
The largest airline in the world by number of countries served, Turkish Airlines connects Islamabad to over 120 countries through its hub in Istanbul.

British Airways (BA)
UK’s national airline, British Airways links Islamabad to London and other key destinations, offering extensive global coverage with a fleet of over 270 aircraft.

China Southern Airlines (CZ)
Operating out of Guangzhou, China Southern connects Islamabad with over 200 destinations across Asia and beyond.

Air China (CA)
The official carrier of China, Air China operates an extensive global network, with flights from Islamabad to major cities across Europe, Asia, and North America.

Qatar Airways (QR)
Renowned for its premium service, Qatar Airways flies daily from Islamabad via Doha to over 150 destinations around the globe.

Emirates (EK)
Dubai-based Emirates is the largest airline in the Middle East, offering frequent flights from Islamabad to destinations on six continents.

Etihad Airways (EY)
Operating from Abu Dhabi, Etihad offers reliable connectivity from Islamabad to Europe, Asia, and North America through its modern fleet.

Saudia (SV)
As Saudi Arabia’s national airline, Saudia connects Islamabad to Jeddah, Riyadh, and other international destinations in the Middle East and beyond.

Thai Airways (TG)
The flag carrier of Thailand, Thai Airways offers connections from Islamabad to Southeast Asia and key global cities via Bangkok.

Oman Air (WY)
Oman Air links Islamabad to the Gulf region and further destinations, offering affordable fares and quality service through its hub in Muscat.