Today, August 1, 1960, marks the official designation of Islamabad as Pakistan’s new capital. Previously, Karachi served as the country’s initial city upon its independence.
Islamabad and Rawalpindi are regarded as identical twin cities. Islamabad is a well-planned metropolis with greenery all around, Margalla Hills to the north, and a variety of animals, from wild boars to leopards.
As a result, a commission was established in 1958 with the mandate to choose a suitable location for the new capital, paying particular attention to factors like as geography, climate, logistical and defence requirements, aesthetics, and scenic and natural
