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How's the night life of Islamabad?

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

So, how fun it can be? like is it safe to go out after 12am like lahore and karachi? till what time the shops remain open? etc

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Dont you live in riyadh? :P are you shifting here or something?

Nabeha | 15 years ago

Waisay nights are meant to be peaceful... We are supposed to sleep rather be entertained... ;-) *Religious Point of view* :-)

Faiq Latifi | 15 years ago

I'm a jeddahian, well, you never know :P @Nabeela

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

im nabeha not nabeela :P

Nabeha | 15 years ago

lol @ Nabeela, reminded me of some old Pantene commercial with the line "Aaaeay hum mash'hoore zamana hair stylist nabeela say poochtay hain" :p

Awais Amjad | 15 years ago

@Awais LOLL

Nabeha | 15 years ago

Islamabad is a place for couples!

Osama Shah | 15 years ago

lol yea

Nabeha | 15 years ago

@Osama: LOL

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

Asked by: Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago | Answers: 8 | Views: 11561

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Sana MAK | 15 years ago

Night life in Pakistan?? You serious? O_o
Well I can't really say much here, since I don't go out after 12 AM in Pakistan. For all I know, it just isn't safe out there. ESPECIALLY in Lahore and especially especially in Karachi (for fear of being mugged or killed for fun etc) So I'd rather stay home and spend quality time with cousins or friends staying over, playing cards or watching a horror flick and chomping down on snacks :D

I've heard so far that the shops in Isb & Rwp have been instructed to remain open till 8 PM only :o No idea to what extent this law has been implemented so far...

Answered by: Sana MAK | 15 years ago

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I know, I know

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

Actually the thing is... In Lahore, you have endless varieties of stuff that you can buy, and shops stay open till late at night. Same goes for Karachi, plus they have the beach too. Islamabad ain't bad, but it sure can offer you lots of greenery and picturesque scenery to please the eye :)

Sana MAK | 15 years ago

Awais Amjad | 15 years ago

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Ahmad Hameed | 15 years ago

The best thing about Islamabad is its peaceful nights.There is no security issue at night.Just it isn't in the taste of Islamabadis to hang out till late night.Though there are many shopping malls that do remain open till late night,yet most Islamabadis prefer to come back home upto 11 p.m.That's why the nights are amazing here.Full of peace plus cool breeze atmosphere fills the nights of Islamabad.The traffic also remains low in nights.

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Answered by: Ahmad Hameed | 15 years ago

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Ahan, thanks for the reply : ) lol @ it isnt the taste of Islamabadis to hang out till late.

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

There was no security issue before but now its like any other city in Pakistan :(

Nabeha | 15 years ago

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Usama Abdullah | 15 years ago

Life in Islamabad is full of its charms.. Usually people prefer to go out after the sunset.. When i go out wid my friends, i usually come earlier because of the timing restrictions(10pm-5am) in our hostel. I think 7-11pm are the peak hours in Islamabad. There are some students who use to wander in islamabad the whole night during weekends and its quite safe there. The markets close late at night and i think you can find any thing you want after 12am upto 2-3am because after 1am shops start closing.
And if you've got company, there's so much fun. The environment here is totally different from Lahore and Karachi.

Answered by: Usama Abdullah | 15 years ago

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Thats sounds good :)

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

yeah, Absolutely !!!

Usama Abdullah | 15 years ago

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ekasha najam | 15 years ago

its so boring no fun ,no hangout ....so lonely and boring but at lahore and karachi its a blast ....and it is save ..if u really wana have fun at nite ,shops are almost open till late at nite...

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Answered by: ekasha najam | 15 years ago

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Lol thanks for the reply :)

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

anytym 4 my dear:)

ekasha najam | 15 years ago

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Faiq Latifi | 15 years ago

In simple words... 'Boring'... ;-) ... Buh agree with Ahmad that nights are peaceful, atleast you can go out for drives without any threat of being ''killed''. :-)) ISLAMABAD ROCKSSSS<3

Answered by: Faiq Latifi | 15 years ago

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Nabeha | 15 years ago

Well I will agree with everyone else. There is NO nightlife in Islamabad. People here don't like to hang out after 11 max which is reallllly boring. But the good thing is environment, if you have some friends etc to have fun with then you can always enjoy peaceful night walks etc

Answered by: Nabeha | 15 years ago

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In simple word, no night life :p thats what I wanted to know :)

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

yeaa no light life at all :(

Nabeha | 15 years ago

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Awais Amjad | 15 years ago

Its mostly dark. Specially considering the current state of loadshedding. and we cant really afford a lot of street lamps either. There is some light when theres a full moon but thats very rare coz its mostly cloudy anyway. Thats the only Night Life of Islamabad that I know of :p Apparently stray dogs rule the streets at night, not to mention day time is also marked by the rule of a creature most people refer to as a Dog but I never called anyone a dog. Its the word.

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Answered by: Awais Amjad | 15 years ago

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Oh thats scary

Zainab Hussain | 15 years ago

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onlinekashif | 14 years ago

wese Islamabad main kuch b nahi, Hum log to islamabad sy Lahore jaty hi isi liayey hain k :p raaat ko garama garam khana khhayey :p bara maza aya hai raat ko nikalny .

Answered by: onlinekashif | 14 years ago

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