Flights from Bahrain to Islamabad

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Islamabad

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Fly from Bahrain to Islamabad with Etihad Airways

Book flights from Bahrain to Islamabad with Etihad and travel from a destination with a rich history, to the lush, green cityscapes of Pakistan’s capital.

Explore the beautiful surrounding landscapes with a hike around Margalla Hills National Park, or a trip around the boating lakes in Ayub National Park. There are iconic landmarks to be found in the city centre too: Pakistan Monument is a striking structure that stands as a tribute to the nation.

BAH to ISB: flight facts

Journey time 5hrs 45mins

Etihad’s fastest flights from Bahrain to Islamabad take just less than six hours. Your travel time will depend on your Abu Dhabi connection time.

Flight distance 1,552 miles

Flights from Bahrain (BAH) to Islamabad (ISB) via Abu Dhabi (AUH) cover a distance of 1,552 miles (2,498 kilometres).

Your flight from Bahrain to Islamabad

Your flight from Bahrain to Islamabad departs from the Bahrain International Airport (BAH) and flies over the Arabian Gulf, landing for a transfer in Abu Dhabi. You can extend your stopover here to travel into the city and discover this exciting destination.

The second leg of your journey takes you across the Gulf of Oman and the Middle East, before alighting at the New Islamabad International Airport (ISB).

*Aircraft, cabins and services may vary by route and flight. You can check this when you search for your flight. This page was last updated Sept 2019.

Flying from Bahrain to Islamabad: FAQs

What attractions should I see in Islamabad?

Stop by Shah Faisal Mosque to marvel at one of Asia’s largest places of worship. Make time to eat at Bismillah Tikka or Chargha House, famous for its chicken karahi and stuffed naan.

Don’t forget to visit the Pakistan Monument to admire its stunning stone blossom petals and head to Daman-e-Koh for breathtaking views of the city, hiking trails and local wildlife.

Where should I visit after Islamabad?

After soaking up the sights of Islamabad, visit nearby Rawalpindi. As Islamabad’s sister city, this destination offers another slice of the real Pakistan, with the wealthy suburb of Bahria Town being popular among both tourists and locals.

Visit the Army Museum to learn about the history of the Pakistani forces, then stop by Moti Bazar to browse the traditional markets of the oldest market in Rawalpindi. It’s famed for its clothes and jewellery.

Top tips for Bahrain to Islamabad

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A walk on the wild side

For an unforgettable experience of Pakistani nature in all its glory, head to the picturesque Margalla Hills national park. Explore luscious forested hills, cascading waterfalls and bountiful local wildlife, including leopards, deer, porcupines, eagles and falcons.

Discover nearly four square miles of wildlife conservation zones, similar to Bahrain’s Al Areen Wildlife Park & Reserve. Make sure you take the time to hike to the viewing point in the hilltop garden for wonderful 360-degree views over the city.

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History and heritage museums

History enthusiasts should visit the Lok Virsa Museum, which tracks the heritage of the city – from the glorious Mughal dynasty to contemporary life in Pakistan.

The beautifully-displayed ancient archaeological displays and historical manuscripts will remind you of Bahrain’s National Museum. Lok Virsa Museum has a mesmerising collection – don’t miss the traditional embroidered costumes, jewellery and numerous musical instruments on display.