Also located in Abbotabad is the famous Ilyasi Mosque - where the water from various springs is considered sacred by many of the people.right click to enlarge images.
About us
Our aim is to provide you a comfortable & home alike away from your homes.Our experienced & professional staff will welcome you at all three units of traveler,s inn Guest houses with smilling faces & will extendall the possible assistance& services to make your stay a long lasting memory.
We offer spaceous luxury rooms with all the modern facilitieslike telephone,20"tv,cablenet and high speed internet.Doctor on call facility is also available and major hospitals & clinics are situated nearby TRAVELER'S INN guest houses are easily approachable by public transport as well Daewoo Bus Terminal Abbottabad is at 5 min drive from our units.
To make you feel at home and creat friendly environment self cooking facility is also provided at all tha three units.Our client can get room reservatinsin various P.T.D.C Motels in the northern areas,swat & kaghan vally.
we are sure ,if you stay one's you will like to stay with us again.
We offer spaceous luxury rooms with all the modern facilitieslike telephone,20"tv,cablenet and high speed internet.Doctor on call facility is also available and major hospitals & clinics are situated nearby TRAVELER'S INN guest houses are easily approachable by public transport as well Daewoo Bus Terminal Abbottabad is at 5 min drive from our units.
To make you feel at home and creat friendly environment self cooking facility is also provided at all tha three units.Our client can get room reservatinsin various P.T.D.C Motels in the northern areas,swat & kaghan vally.
we are sure ,if you stay one's you will like to stay with us again.
About Abbottabad
Abbottabad is the most exquisite major city of Pakistan not far from Islamabad. It is north-west of Islamabad just 65 miles away on a beautful road that leads to Muzaffarabad, capital of the Pakistani controlled Kashmir (Azad Kashmir), the Kaghan Valley, Gilgit, Skardu and China. This city is at the begining of the world famous "slik route", that is now considerd as a living wonder of the world. This road ultimately leads to mountains like the K2, Nanga Parbat and many other world's highest mountains that are more than 8,000 metres above the sea level.
Abbottabad is also home to the Pakistan Miltary Academy (PMA), Kakool. So be aware that there is a large military presence in the town.
Evergreen Abbotabad has a cooler weather in the summer and snowfall in the winter. A lot of fresh water springs and surrounding snow top mountains.
Abbottabad is also known as city of schools and colleges there are 33 medical colleges in pakistan while 5 of them are in abbottabad it is a beautifull city.
Abbottabad is also home to the Pakistan Miltary Academy (PMA), Kakool. So be aware that there is a large military presence in the town.
Evergreen Abbotabad has a cooler weather in the summer and snowfall in the winter. A lot of fresh water springs and surrounding snow top mountains.
Abbottabad is also known as city of schools and colleges there are 33 medical colleges in pakistan while 5 of them are in abbottabad it is a beautifull city.
From a tourist point of view
From a tourist point of view abbottabad is noted for its verdant parks, gardens, golf course and pine covered hills, apart from this it is full of educational institutions and Academies. Its importance lies in the fact that it serves as an important gateway to almost all-beautiful places in Pakistan. The formidable Karakorams & the enchanting Himalayas can be approached from Abbottabad. The importance of this city has diminished with the completion of Karakoram Highway because in the past the only track available to reach the majestic Karakoram, was through Babusar Pass, which in its turn, could only be approached through Abbottabad. In spite of this development, the city continues to be a transit city for tourists.
Abbottabad is the junction from where one can go to places like Hunza, Gilgit, Skardu and Indus Kohistan, of the Karakoram Range. One can easily reach Swat, Swati Kohistan, Dir and Chitral of the Hindukush Range along with Naran, Saif-ul-Muluk, Shogran and Babusar Pass of the Himalayan Range. Neelum, Lipa and Jhelum Valley of beautiful Azad Kashmir are also connected through Abbottabad. While other hill stations are deserted during winter this place is blessed with visitors due to the bracing winter season.
The place has beautiful gardens like; Jinnah Garden, Ladies Garden etc maintained by the local Cantonment Board. The splendid stretch of turf promises plenty of room for polo, football, hockey and golf. At the back of the station towards the west is the Brigade Center, which is an ideal place ideal for walks and picnic.
(our clients can get any type of transport arrangement to visit all these beautiful places.
rent a car service is also available.)in this blog the discription of the beautiful places are available where we can easily arrange your visit.
Abbottabad is the junction from where one can go to places like Hunza, Gilgit, Skardu and Indus Kohistan, of the Karakoram Range. One can easily reach Swat, Swati Kohistan, Dir and Chitral of the Hindukush Range along with Naran, Saif-ul-Muluk, Shogran and Babusar Pass of the Himalayan Range. Neelum, Lipa and Jhelum Valley of beautiful Azad Kashmir are also connected through Abbottabad. While other hill stations are deserted during winter this place is blessed with visitors due to the bracing winter season.
The place has beautiful gardens like; Jinnah Garden, Ladies Garden etc maintained by the local Cantonment Board. The splendid stretch of turf promises plenty of room for polo, football, hockey and golf. At the back of the station towards the west is the Brigade Center, which is an ideal place ideal for walks and picnic.
(our clients can get any type of transport arrangement to visit all these beautiful places.
rent a car service is also available.)in this blog the discription of the beautiful places are available where we can easily arrange your visit.
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Creating a culture of comforts.
Tuesday, April 29, 2008
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