The twin city of Islamabad — a lively garrison town of old bazaars, colonial landmarks and easy access to the north.
Rawalpindi, often simply called "Pindi," is the lively twin city of Islamabad and one of the oldest garrison towns in Punjab. Where Islamabad feels planned and quiet, Rawalpindi hums with the energy of old bazaars, busy food streets and a history that stretches back long before the capital next door was built.
Rawalpindi, often simply called "Pindi," is the lively twin city of Islamabad and one of the oldest garrison towns in Punjab. Where Islamabad feels planned and quiet, Rawalpindi hums with the energy of old bazaars, busy food streets and a history that stretches back long before the capital next door was built.
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From serene lakes to lush valleys, discover the most beautiful places that make Rawalpindi a true paradise for nature lovers.
Crowded lanes, cloth merchants, dry fruit stalls and jewellery shops in the oldest and busiest market of the garrison city.
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A historic public park at the edge of Raja Bazaar, where speeches, rallies and national memory meet in the heart of old Rawalpindi.
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Raja Bazaar was such a lively experience — great for spices and local shopping, just go on foot.
Adeel KhanLahore, PakistanAyub Park and Rawal Lake made for a relaxing half-day with the kids. Easy to combine with Islamabad.
Sara AhmedKarachi, PakistanTaxila was a surprisingly rich add-on to our Rawalpindi trip. Worth the short drive out.
Bilal HussainIslamabad, Pakistan1 to 2 days is enough to cover Raja Bazaar, the city's parks, Rawal Lake and a day trip to nearby Taxila.
