Pakistan Monument

Islamabad

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Pakistan Monument

This massive and breathtaking monument symbolises the country's cultural diversity and national unity. It is shaped like a blooming flower with four main petals, each representing the four majour provinces, and three smaller ones, meant to represent smaller regions, such as Kashmir.

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addressPakistan Monument Road, Islamabad
openingHoursDaily 9am-10pm
phone+92 514345490

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