Cheap Flights to Islamabad (ISB) from UK Airports

Islamabad Cheapest Fares

The lowest fare found to Islamabad (ISB) was £498 with Etihad. The fares shown here are the lowest flight prices to Islamabad obtained in actual searches by Just The Flight customers. To search and book flights to Islamabad in 2013 and 2014, please enter your requirements and click the search button above.

Useful Information about Islamabad

Usually the month offering the lowest fares is February with an average ticket costing £556

The best fare found on Just the Flight departing from the UK was £435 leaving the week of 19 Feb 2012

The nearest airports to Islamabad include Peshawar approximately 94 miles and Srinagar around 99 miles away

We have found the cheapest prices are offered by Saudi Arabian Airlines, Kuwait Airways and Qatar Airways

Islamabad's time zone is 5 hours difference from the UK

The most popular day to fly to Islamabad is Monday with most travellers staying for an average of 17 days

Islamabad Contemporary Art Fair

Islamabad promotes culture and dialogue in its annual contemporary art fair. Each year, the art fair comes to Islamabad in March or April, bringing with it not only stunning pieces of modern art, but also a message.

One of the purposes of the Contemporary Art Fair is to open up a dialogue on important social issues and promote unity. The fair takes on the ambitious mission of promoting a message to local and international audiences each year. In particular, the fair seeks to take on extremist and even indifferent viewpoints. One of the fair’s goals is to challenge the growing trends of violence and intolerance that are unfortunately seen in Islamabad and elsewhere.

Art is the medium for this message. The fair invites artists from Pakistan, Islamabad and from abroad. International and local presenters gather to present a one of a kind exhibition with a powerful message backing it.

Along with artists and art loves, industry professionals also attend the fair in the hope of discovering an exciting new talent. Artists can interact with buyers and professionals, including gallery owners and managers, art dealers, designers, architects, corporations and others. Institutes, cultural centres, and ambassadors all flock to the fair to witness what Islamabad and the world has to offer. Artists are encouraged to showcase their work however they see fit, from prints and paintings to sculptures, photography, glasswork and even installations.