Islamabad's Redesigned Entry Avenues Blend Heritage With Modern Urban Design
Upgraded roads, green belts and public art now greet visitors at the capital's major entry points, according to APP.

Islamabad's major entry points and avenues have undergone a redesign featuring landscaped green belts, colorful murals, public art and upgraded roads set against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).
The transformed urban landscape is intended to improve the welcome travelers receive on arrival in Pakistan's capital, APP reported.
Sources
- First impressions matter: Islamabad’s transformed avenues blend heritage with modern design — APP (Pakistan)
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