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Book flights from Melbourne to Islamabad and embark on a journey from Australia’s cultural metropolis to the spiritual beauty of Pakistan’s capital city.
Discover the awe-inspiring harmony of a modern city nestled into the lush green landscape of the Margalla Hill range. From the palatial Shah Fasial Mosque, to the rich history of the Lok Virsa Heritage Museum, wander the many peaceful parks and savour the city’s mouth-watering cuisine.
Flying from Melbourne to Islamabad: FAQs
What is the time difference between Melbourne and Islamabad?
The time difference between the two cities will either be five or six hours depending on the time of year you travel. Melbourne adheres to Australian Eastern Daylight Time (AEDT, UTC+11) from October to March and switches to Australian Eastern Standard Time (AEST, UTC+10) from April to September. While Islamabad always adheres to Pakistan Standard Time (PST, UTC+5).
What’s the weather like in Islamabad?
You can experience warm weather in Islamabad during the hotter months of May to August. Average high temperatures can rise above 33°C, so sun protection is essential. There may also be some showers, so be prepared with waterproof clothing. Winter months from December to March are much cooler, with temperatures varying from 3°C to a comfortable 20°C.
Top tips for Melbourne to Islamabad
Admire the majesty of Shah Faisal Mosque
From the contemporary Federation Square to the neo-gothic St Paul’s Cathedral, Melbourne has an eclectic medley of architectural styles. Prepare to be equally enchanted by Islamabad’s Shah Faisal Mosque – the largest in Pakistan. Four towering minarets challenge the heights of surrounding hills with striking white exteriors and modern geometric details. This breath-taking mosque welcomes all visitors if you’re appropriately dressed.
Visit Islamabad’s cherished landmarks
If you admire the national importance of Melbourne’s Shrine of Remembrance next to the Royal Botanical Gardens, why not visit the remarkable Pakistan Monument? Found on the expansive hills of Shakarparian National Park, this tribute to national unity is designed to look like an open flower. Each ornate petal symbolises the provinces and regions of Pakistan.