Pakistan is rolling out a red carpet to welcome the world’s best cricket teams for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025. Cricket fans across the country are all set to experience unforgettable moments. It’s a historic moment as Pakistan is hosting a major ICC event for the first time since 1996. This 15-matches tournament is scheduled to take place from 19th February to 9th March.
These matches will be conducted in the three existing venues of Lahore, Karachi, and Rawalpindi while India will play in Dubai. Islamabad will kick off the global trophy tour of the champion trophy. As the champion trophy is in the town now, you can visit plenty of tourist attractions in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
Iconic Landmarks to Visit in Islamabad, Rawalpindi
Ayub national park
Ayub National Park is one of the largest parks in Asia. It is a perfect place to enjoy. It has a variety of attractions like a lake, zoo, and play areas. if you are catching a match in Rawalpindi, this is the place you shouldn’t miss out on.
Hacking Trials Marghla Hills, Islamabad
- There are about thirty well identified Trails in Margalla Hills and most of them are used by the locals. There are six trails that are accessible to anyone.
- The most famous and oldest hiking track in Islamabad is trail 3. It starts from Margalla road sector F-6.
- Trail 3 is one of the many trails going inside Margalla Hills National Park from various points in Islamabad.
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Khan Pur Lake (Dam)
- The lake is sighted near the town Khanpur, on the road between Taxila and Haripur. The lake was constructed along with the Khanpur Dam in 1983.
- Things to do in Khanpur Dam Adventures Lake for visits and different activities include jet Ski, Boating, Cliff Diving, Paragliding, Snorkelling, Scuba Diving, Parasailing, and many more.
- The fishing point is also there at Khanpur Dam.
Shumber Waterfall – A Hidden Gem in Islamabad
- The Shumber waterfall in the Margalla Hills of Islamabad is a seasonal beauty. The water levels are at their highest during the monsoon season
- Accessible via a 40-minute trek, this beautiful oasis sits in the middle of the forest and contains various freshwater pools and seasonal waterfalls.
- Shumber waterfalls are located in Shahdara Village near the town of Barakahu, between Islamabad and Murree.
Raja Bazaar
Raja Bazaar in Rawalpindi is known for its bustling streets, local culture, and rich history. It’s a great spot that offers a vibrant atmosphere and a look into life’s daily hustle and bustle.
Liaqat Bagh
Named after Liaquat Ali Khan, Pakistan’s first prime minister, it holds great significance in Pakistan’s history. It is a perfect place for a picnic with plenty of green space.
Rawal Lake
Rawal Lake offers a serene escape from the hustle and bustle of the city. It is surrounded by lush green and verdant hills. It provides a beautiful picnic spot for recreational activities. So, if you’re heading to the champions trophy, don’t forget to add Rawal Lake to your travel plan.
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Pakistan Monument and Museum
With its unique design and majestic beauty, it’s an iconic symbol of national pride. Its design is inspired by Mughal architecture. There is a Museum in the monument that showcases important events in Pakistan’s history.
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Gateway to Northern Areas
Islamabad offers access to the breathtaking landscapes of Pakistan such as Gilgit Baltistan, Azad Kashmir, Chitral, etc. You can visit these
Beautiful areas during your stay for the champions trophy.
White Rock Faisal Mosque
- Islamabad is one of the most beautiful cities in South Asia.it is famous for its vibrant life and rich cultural heritage.
- The Faisal Mosque in Islamabad is the largest tourist attraction in the city. Present at the foot of Margalla Hills, it serves as a religious symbol of the country.
Last But not Least
If you are planning to visit the twin cities for the ICC Men’s Champion Trophy 2025, take some time to explore the natural beauty and culture of the cities. These cities are ready to give you an unforgettable experience beyond cricket. Stay tuned to Talkative for more updates!
