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Fatima Jinnah Park |
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Islamabad, the capital city of the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, is located in the Potohar Plateau in the northwest of the country, between Rawalpindi and the North West Frontier Province. Built during the 1960s the aim of replacing Karachi as the capital of the country, Islamabad has little in common with Lahore, Peshawar, Multan and other ancient cities of Pakistan. Well organized, planned and modern, the city is divided into various zones and sectors, such as the diplomatic enclave, the educational sector, the commercial district, the industrial area and so on.
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Each zone of Islamabad has its own shopping area and park, which serve as popular tourist attractions in the city. Clean and beautifully maintained, the parks of Islamabad combine the best of natural beauty with the sophisticated and urban ambiance of a 21st century metropolis. Be it for a breath of fresh air, a morning stroll or a quiet evening chat, parks in Islamabad are definitely the best places to visit.
Fatima Jinnah Park is one of the major tourist attractions of the city of Islamabad. Located in the F-9 sector of the city, the park is easily accessible from all parts of Islamabad. Earlier known as the Capital Park, the Fatima Jinnah Park has been renamed after Miss Fatima Jinnah, the sister of Mohammad Ali Jinnah, the founding father of Pakistan. Tastefully decorated, the Fatima Jinnah Park has a profusion of lakes, rock gardens, aquariums and fountains. Men and women, young and old, all love to enjoy themselves in the beautiful environs of the park. If you are a visitor to Islamabad, we strongly recommend you to visit the Fatima Jinnah Park. If you are on the lookout for other tourist attractions in the city, visit our website islamabadlahore.com for more details. Happy browsing !!!
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