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Fly from Dammam to Islamabad with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Dammam to Islamabad with Etihad and venture from the deserts of Saudi Arabia to the mountains of Pakistan.
With such idyllic surroundings, picturesque viewpoints are aplenty. Travel to Daman-e-Koh provides spectacular panoramics and lush, green gardens to enjoy. In the city, you can learn more about Pakistani culture at the Lok Virsa Museum, while there’s sumptuous food to enjoy in the city’s many restaurants.
DMM to ISB: flight facts
Time difference +2 hours
Islamabad is two hours ahead of Dammam.
Flight distance 1,605 miles
A flight from Dammam (DMM) to Islamabad (ISB), with a connecting flight at Abu Dhabi (AUH), is 1,605 miles (2,583 kilometres).
Flying from Dammam to Islamabad: FAQs
What is the currency in Islamabad?
The currency used in Islamabad is the Pakistan Rupee (PKR). You can exchange your money into the correct currency at any of the city’s foreign exchange bureaus and at many of the city’s banks. You may also be able to exchange your money at Islamabad airport.
What's the weather like in Islamabad?
Islamabad experiences a very hot climate during late spring to early autumn with averages peaking over 30°C. Rainfall is at its highest from July to September, meaning summers are quite hot and humid.
Top tips for Dammam to Islamabad
Handsome historical district
Supposedly named after Said Khan, the son of Sultan Sarang Khan, the 500-year-old Saidpur Village is home to many landmarks of cultural heritage. Its fascinating museum and delicious restaurants will remind you of Dammam’s beautiful Heritage Village.
Saidpur Village offers many attractions – from a preserved Hindu temple and a Sufi shrine to the archaeological remains of the Buddhist era and the shrine of Bari Imam.
Luscious green hills
Head to the lush Margalla Hills to experience the gorgeous landscape that Islamabad has to offer. Spot sparkling waterfalls and hike through forested valleys – the natural greenery here is a refreshing contrast to the atmospheric desert around Dammam.
Home to hundreds of ancient trails, the national park is the perfect break from the bustling city. Be sure to climb to the peaceful viewing point and hilltop garden for an unforgettable panoramic view of the city.