Fly from London to Islamabad with Etihad Airways
Book flights from London to Islamabad and travel from one captivating capital to another.
Arrive in this spectacular Asian city ready to explore the Faisal Mosque, astonishing Pakistan monument and the lush greenery of the Margalla Hills.
Your journey will take you from cosmopolitan London to vibrant Islamabad with a connection in Abu Dhabi – where you can also opt to stay for a night or two in the capital of the UAE.
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Flying from London to Islamabad: FAQs
What is the weather like in Islamabad?
Islamabad enjoys a subtropical climate, with warm springs, summers and autumns – and slightly milder winters.
Average highs reach the low to mid 30°Cs between April and October, while average temperatures from December to February can range from 2°C lows to 20°C highs. Rainfall is relatively low for much of the year – though it is heaviest in July and August.
What is the food like in Islamabad?
Islamabad boasts one of Pakistan’s most interesting and diverse culinary scenes, with cafes and restaurants offering everything from international favourites and global tastes, to traditional curries and street food.
Popular local dishes include haleem stews, filled paratha breads – which can sometimes be sweet as well as savoury – and kebabs. BBQ options are also especially prevalent around the city.
Top tips for London to Islamabad
Escape to the hills
London has many great green spaces scattered throughout its streets, and if green spaces and nature are things that you love, be sure to enjoy the picturesque Margalla Hills when you travel from London to Islamabad.
This idyllic national park is home to hundreds of ancient trails and incredible wildlife, including monkeys, leopards and exotic birds. Explore tree-covered mountains and sparkling waterfalls. Then make your way to the peaceful viewing point and hill top garden for a stunning panoramic view of the majestic city.
Magnificent heritage
The Pakistan Monument and Lok Virsa Museum are a must-see in Islamabad for those who enjoy London’s own array of heritage attractions.
Towering over its surroundings, the monument’s distinctive petal shaped structure emphasises the unity and togetherness of the Pakistani people. Lok Virsa, meanwhile, displays embroidered costumes, jewellery, musical instruments, woodwork, utensils and many other artefacts celebrating the region’s culture.