Fly from Toronto to Islamabad with Etihad Airways
Book flights from Toronto to Islamabad and be transported from the east of Canada to a vibrant and verdant Asian city.
Pakistan’s capital has much to offer visitors. Marvel at the Bedouin-inspired minarets of Faisal Mosque, take in the awe-inspiring Pakistan Monument, or wander among the beautiful greenery of Margalla Hills.
Your Etihad journey from Toronto to Islamabad will connect at Abu Dhabi, giving you the option of a relaxing stopover in the UAE capital too. Book today and plan your adventure.
YYZ to ISB: flight facts
Flying from Toronto to Islamabad: FAQs
What is the food like in Islamabad?
The Pakistan capital is especially known for its tasty cuisine, with succulent kebabs, spicy ‘handi’ curries and satisfying paratha breads all local favourites.
Islamabad also boasts a wide range of restaurants, with BBQ venues particularly popular in the city. The local malls and markets meanwhile offer an array of street food stalls and fast food courts.
How do I get from the New Islamabad International Airport to the city centre?
For ultimate convenience, arrange an airport transfer with Etihad when you book your tickets from Toronto to Islamabad. Your driver will be waiting when you land.
Alternatively, it takes around 35 minutes by car to get from New Islamabad International Airport to the city centre. You can hire a car or take a taxi – it is advised to agree a fare in advance.
Top tips for Toronto to Islamabad
Admire enchanting hills
You can’t help but marvel at the picturesque Margalla Hills on the edges of the city, with their tree-covered mountains and sparkling waterfalls. Indeed, the area is surprisingly reminiscent of Toronto’s Bruce Peninsula National Park, with its woodland trails and clear waters.
Home to hundreds of scenic walks, Islamabad’s national park is highly convenient to visit. There are places of solitude to enjoy – and sensational views.
Explore immersive landmarks
Heritage enthusiasts can visit the Pakistan Monument and Lok Virsa Museum, with their intriguing art and history.
The Pakistan Monument’s petal-shaped structure was constructed to capture the unity and togetherness of the Pakistani people. Lok Virsa, meanwhile, displays embroidered costumes, jewellery, musical instruments, woodwork, utensils and folklore objects from around the region.