The primary entry point by air is the Islamabad International Airport (ISB), serving as the hub for international and domestic flights. Major airlines such as Emirates, Qatar Airways, Turkish Airlines, and many others offer regular flights to and from the city. Upon arrival, travelers can use taxi services, ride-sharing apps or airport shuttles to reach their destinations in the city.
Islamabad is well connected by road with the rest of Pakistan. Travelers can reach Islamabad via the Motorway M1 and M2, if coming from Peshawar or Lahore respectively. Numerous bus services, such as Daewoo Express, Faisal Movers, and Niazi Express, provide comfortable and frequent travel options from major Pakistani cities.
Pakistan Railways offers services to Islamabad from different parts of the country, with the nearby Rawalpindi Railway Station being the main station serving Islamabad residents. The journey can be an interesting way to see the countryside.
Within Islamabad, the public transport system includes the Metro Bus Service, which operates on a dedicated line and provides an efficient way to travel within the city. Car rental services and taxis are also available for convenient point-to-point travel.
