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Day Trip Itinerary: London to Islamabad via Dubai

  1. 1st September: 2:00 PM
    2 hours (2,500 miles) from London

    Welcome to Dubai International Airport! If you're hungry, grab a bite to eat at the many restaurants or cafes available to you. Otherwise, enjoy the comfortable seating and the free Wi-Fi as you wait to board your next flight to Islamabad.

  2. 1st September: 8:00 PM
    2 hours (600 miles) from Dubai International Airport

    Once you arrive in Islamabad, head over to Faisal Mosque - the largest mosque in South Asia. Enjoy the beautiful architecture and serene atmosphere as you walk through the courtyard. If you're lucky, you might even get to hear the call to prayer.

  3. 1st September: 9:30 PM
    30 minutes (7 miles) from Faisal Mosque

    Next, head over to Monal Restaurant for dinner. This restaurant sits atop a hill and offers stunning views of the city at night. Try some delicious Pakistani cuisine like biryani or kebabs, and don't forget to take some photos!

  4. 2nd September: 10:00 AM
    20 minutes (6 miles) from Monal Restaurant

    Head over to Lok Virsa Museum next to learn about Pakistani culture and heritage. Here, you can see exhibits on traditional crafts, music, and even a replica of an old village. It's a great way to learn more about the country you're visiting.

  5. 2nd September: 12:00 PM
    35 minutes (7 miles) from Lok Virsa Museum

    Lastly, visit Rawal Lake for some fresh air and beautiful scenery. You can go boating, hiking, or even have a picnic by the lake. It's a great way to relax and unwind before your next journey.

Recommendations

If you have some extra time, consider visiting the Pakistan Monument Museum, which is adjacent to Faisal Mosque. You can learn about the history of Pakistan and see some beautiful artwork. If you're interested in day trips, consider visiting the nearby Margalla Hills or Taxila - both are great options for nature lovers and history buffs.

Time and Costs Estimates

  • Faisal Mosque (1 hour, Free)
  • Monal Restaurant (2 hours, £20-£30 per person)
  • Lok Virsa Museum (2 hours, £5 per person)
  • Rawal Lake (2 hours, Free)
  • Total Estimated Costs: £25-£35 per person

For more information on hotel and flight prices, click here.

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