Which are some good Parks in Islamabad?

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1. Guest5441
   

   Some of the good parks of Islamabad, Pakistan are:
   ANKARA PARK
   Rawal Dam Road, Rawal Dam
   Islamabad, Pakistan.
   Tel: (92-51) N/A                                              
   FATIMA JINNAH PARK (F-9)
   F-9, Markaz
   Islamabad, Pakistan.
   Tel: (92-51) N/A                                          
   KACHNAR PARK
   I-8
   Islamabad, Pakistan.
   Tel: (92-51) N/A                                                  
   LAKE VIEW POINT
   Murree Road, (Behind Rawal Dam)
   Islamabad, Pakistan.
   Tel: (92-51) N/A                                                
   VISUAL & LIGHT PARK
   Constitution Avenue
   Islamabad, Pakistan.
   Tel: (92-51) N/A

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2. Guest2852
   

    Some of the parks in Islamabad Pakistan are:
   
   • Rose and Jasmine Garden
   
   This 20,360 sq. meters rose garden is famous for its roses. It has 250 different varieties of roses as well as a dozen types of Jasmines. Flower shows are occasionally held here, particularly during spring. Nearby is the Tourist Camping Site.
   
   • Shakarparian Hills
   
   Shakarparian hills are situated near Zero Point, at a height of 609 meters. Its terraced garden offers pleasant and sweeping vistas of Margallah and Murree hills, Rawal Lake, Rawalpindi and Islamabad. Snack Bar facilities are available.
   
   • Daman-e-Koh
   
   Daman-e-Koh offers panoramic view of Islamabad. Snack bar facilities are available at PTDC's Daman-e-Koh Restaurant. The place is ideal for afternoon and evening outing with family and friends.
   
   • Murghzar Mini Zoo and Children's Park
   
   Murghzar Mini zoo is located at the foot of Daman-e-Koh viewpoint. A Japanese style children's park have also been established near the Zoo. This Park is a gift to Pakistani children from the children of Japan.
   
   • Fatima Jinnah Park
   
   The entire sector of F-9 is being developed as an attractive urban park, which will have a profusion of lakes, rock gardens, aquariums, fountains etc. It has been named after Miss Fatima Jinnah, sister of the founder of Pakistan.
   
   • Chattar Bagh (Park)
   
   Nestling at the base of Murree hills at a distance of 15 km on Islamabad-Murree road, TDCP Chattar Bagh recreational facility provides a quiet break from the hustle and bustle of the twin cities. Scenic walks, gently flowing stream, waterfall and the surrounding hillside are a perfect attraction. The resort has a restaurant, barbecue and two air-conditioned tourist cottages. The Children's Park and playground are spread over an area of 12.5 acres.
   
   • Islamabad Sports Complex
   
   A Sports Complex comprising Liaquat Gymnasium for indoor games and Jinnah Stadium for outdoor games has been built with the Chinese assistance. It is located on Shahrah-e-Kashmir near Aabpara. Regular national and international sports events are held in the Complex. For details, please contact Pakistan Sports Board, Islamabad Sports Complex, Shahrah-e-Kashmir, Islamabad.

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