Rawalpindi Hotels - Reviews and Rates

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Guest House Islamabad-Pakistan is a pleasant addition to hospitality setups, where we welcome our distinguished guests, from all over the world. The purpose is to provide an exclusive blend of services with a vast range of facilities to our worthy guests at very reasonable charges. The facilities provided are as ...

For safety reasons it was decided that we should fly rather than drive to Islamabad where we had booked a connecting flight two days later to Urumqi, China.

The KKH from Gilgit to Islamabad passes through Indus Kohistan and the town of Besham which is located on the bulge of the Swat Valley, the hot bed for Taliban infiltrati...

The bombing of the Marriott hotel in Islamabad occurred whilst we were in Iran and immediately our otherwise innocent perceptions of Pakistan's capital warped into visions of a dark, dangerous and lawless city that was best avoided. It's slightly unfortunate name possibly adding to the fear on a sub-conscious level. Islam - a bad...religion/plac...

This was a while back,summer72.here's a few memories.Out door market, Butchers sitting right down on their bottoms, on raised cement blocks(so the blood could run down) holding the knife in their toes/feet and meat in their hands. From the roof of the house, watching one man and his water buffalo, planting in the 130 degree heat. It took him thr...

hey all from a still very hot pakistan. a couple of people have emailed me asking about where exactly im going or have been so if youre interested this link shows a map of the route that im doing on this truck and all the places we stop and hopefully see along the way. http://www.dragoman.com/news/tibet_cont ingency.php as with most overland tri...

It is 285km from Lahore to Rawalpindi (which is to Islamabad what Old Delhi is to New Delhi, since Islamabad is a 'planned capital', devoid of history, interest and, significantly, budget accomadation). The day I left Lahore I rode 100km along the Grand Trunk road, which, as the name implies, was not a scenic backstreet. I pulled over as dusk wa...

I have to admit I cheated a bit to get to Rawalpindi. I felt so exhausted after travelling for 24 hours to get to Quetta that I did not fancy another long journey. Quetta to Rawalpindi is either 24 hrs on the train, 24hrs on the bus or if I were to stop somewhere overnight, two full days of bus travelling. So I decided to get a flight which took...