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Grand Trunk Road Jungle Barracks Ju (0.9 km from Ayub National Park)
Located in Rawalpindi 7 miles from Nawaz Sharif Park Jungle Barracks has air-conditioned accommodations and a garden. Among the facilities of this property are a restaurant a 24-hour front desk and room service along with free WiFi.
7 Park View Morgah (1.0 km from Ayub National Park)
Located in Rawalpindi 13 miles from Shah Faisal Mosque and a 17-minute walk from Ayūb National Park Morgah Resort - Guest Rooms provides accommodations with free WiFi air conditioning a garden and a terrace.
Opposite Play Land Ayub Park Gt Roa (1.3 km from Ayub National Park)
Rose Lane 3a (1.4 km from Ayub National Park)
Mkh is located in Rawalpindi just 13 miles from Shah Faisal Mosque and 1.1 miles from Ayūb National Park. Both free Wifi and parking on-site are available at the guest house free of charge. Pakistan Army Museum is 2.7 miles away and Giga Mall is 6.
Al Ahad Heights Rabias Banglow Colo (2.0 km from Ayub National Park)
Al Ahad heights is located in Rawalpindi just 14 miles from Shah Faisal Mosque and 1.8 miles from Ayūb National Park. With garden views this accommodation features a terrace.
main Grand trunk Road Near Defence (2.2 km from Ayub National Park)
Minara residence is located in Rawalpindi just 14 miles from Shah Faisal Mosque and 2 miles from Ayūb National Park. This property offers access to a terrace and free private parking.
17 Safari Villas (2.4 km from Ayub National Park)
Cheerful Ground 2 beds villa with porch & lawn is located in Rawalpindi just 23 miles from Taxila Museum and 4 miles from Pakistan Army Museum.
Opposite High Court Main Grand Trun (2.5 km from Ayub National Park)
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About Hotels in Ayub National Park!
Ayub National Park, located in Islamabad, is the capital's largest, most popular recreational and leisure spot. Named after the first President of Pakistan, Field Marshal Ayub Khan, this park is a haven for nature lovers and sports enthusiasts alike. The park covers an area of about 1650 acres and has many attractions that make it a great family outing spot.
Visitors to the park can enjoy various activities such as hiking, biking, boating, fishing, bird watching and picnicking. There are also several children's playgrounds with swings and slides. Additionally, the parks boasts many lush green fields and trees which provide natural shade during hot days. It also features two large lakes which can be accessed via boat rides or kayaking trips.
The Park has a variety of flora and fauna which include: woodland birds such as hawks, kites and eagles; mammals such as deer, foxes and rabbits; reptiles including snakes; amphibians like frogs; fish species like carp; invertebrates like butterflies and dragonflies; plants like willow bushes and cedars; shrubs such as pines and oaks; wildflowers including daisies, poppies and violets; grasses like fescue and timothy grasses. The Park is home to many endangered species too including leopards, wolves and lynxes.
In addition to its natural flora and fauna, Ayub National Park also provides a host of other attractions for visitors to enjoy from food stalls to museums that depict local history and culture. Furthermore, it hosts events regularly such as concerts at its open-air auditoriums or grand parties arranged in its gardens or courtyards. It even provides recreational activities for kids such as zoo visits or puppet shows at the Mini-Zoo located within the park grounds!
Overall Ayub National Park Islamabad is a great destination for families looking for an outdoor adventure while discovering some of the native wildlife in their element in the beautiful surroundings of Islamabad's natural landscape!
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