Start your day by visiting the Faisal Mosque, the largest mosque in Pakistan. The mosque is a beautiful piece of architecture that provides a peaceful atmosphere for worshippers and non-worshippers alike.
Next, visit the Lok Virsa Museum, which showcases Pakistani culture and traditions through various exhibitions. The museum also has a library, an archive, and a souvenir shop where one can find traditional handicrafts.
After this, head to Pir Sohawa, a popular hilltop picnic spot that offers a panoramic view of Islamabad. Enjoy the refreshing air while sipping on some chai and munching on some local snacks.
Visit the National Art Gallery to explore Pakistani art, including contemporary paintings and sculptures, as well as ancient Gandhara art, dating back to the 1st century.
Finally, head to Rawal Lake, a popular spot for boating and picnic that also offers stunning views of the sunset. You can relax, take a boat ride and grab dinner at one of the nearby restaurants.
For more time, consider a visit to the stunning Shah Faisal Mosque or explore the beautiful Mughal Gardens at the Presidency. If you have less time, consider skipping National Art Gallery or Rawal Lake.