Islamabad Guest Houses - Reviews and Rates

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I've compiled a trip report & have tried to recall the fine moments I've had on our journey to Gilgit Baltistan and an impressive view point from where we had a spectacular view of great peaks including K2, Broadpeak, Gashebrum and Mashabrum. This had been my dream for a long time to see K2.

early we packed our rucksacks and start our trek to mukspuri. this is a trek of about 8km and easy to go with. it is known as one of the most beautifull short family treks of pakistan. we start the trek from khanuspur, reached Ayubia, bypasses it. our next stop was about 6km ahead dunga gali. another hill station from there we took tea break and...

From nomal we reached the famous town of hunza, passed a few day there, enjoyed life and than back to home.

For photos go to http://www.flickr.com/photos/8835330@N0 7/ it is easier and faster for us to load. Into Pakistan Apart from our night at the border our entrance into Pakistan has been easy (only took 4 hours, which is good). There were lots of forms to fill out, things to sign and lots of sitting around - this is also where we get to change mon...

Our British Airways 747 left London about 20 minutes late, which meant we had 20 more minutes than we wanted in Sardine Class seating. Leg room was at least 4 inches less than on the American Airlines Boeing 777 flight, so we were really crammed for space and so happy when we arrived in Islamabad about 6:20 A.M. Islamabad has only one runway and...

Our destination on the bus was the Aabpara market in G6, which is the row below F and the next block along. Here we wondered round the streets and Naseem and Bashir gave us tips about haggling and what sort of prices we should expect to pay bearing in mind we would have to pay the 'skin tax', ie you are not Pakistani therefore you can afford to ...

Islamabad is built along a grid structure, with rows of blocks identified by a letter of the alphabet (F, G etc) and each block by a number (6, 7 etc). Within the block there are 4 quadrants (G6.1, G6.2 etc) and within the quadrants are numbered streets (Street 47, Street 48 etc) So I am currently living in Row F, Block 7, in quadrant 1 on Stree...

Islamabad It was an easy bus journey to Islamabad. I thought for a capital city it would be quite busy and have the normal hustle and bustle and business. Our hotel had satellite tv, which was fab for David because the cricket was on. We watched the box for a while then went exploring. It's a strange place. Quiet. It was built in 1961 and was se...