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Islamabad entry avenues receive new landscaping and road upgrades

The Capital Development Authority has completed beautification works on major entry points in Islamabad to improve the city's appearance.

As dawn breaks over the horizon, warm golden light sweeps across Islamabad’s freshly paved entry avenues. Pakistan’s capital welcomes travelers with a redesigned urban landscape featuring landscaped green belts and colorful murals, public art and upgraded roads set against the Margalla Hills. The city’s major entry points and avenues are taking on a fresh appearance as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) carries out a range of beautification and improvement works aimed at making public spaces more attractive, functional and welcoming for residents and visitors alike. (Match the photo with APP feature slugged “First impressions matter: Islamabad’s transformed avenues blend heritage with modern design”) already been released
File photo As dawn breaks over the horizon, warm golden light sweeps across Islamabad’s freshly paved entry avenues. Pakistan’s capital welcomes travelers with a redesigned urban landscape featuring landscaped green belts and colorful murals, public art and upgraded roads set against the Margalla Hills. The city’s major entry points and avenues are taking on a fresh appearance as the Capital Development Authority (CDA) carries out a range of beautification and improvement works aimed at making public spaces more attractive, functional and welcoming for residents and visitors alike. (Match the photo with APP feature slugged “First impressions matter: Islamabad’s transformed avenues blend heritage with modern design”) already been released Photo: Associated Press of Pakistan

Fresh paving and green spaces

Warm light now illuminates freshly paved roads at the capital's main entrances. The project includes landscaped green belts along these new thoroughfares.

Public art and murals added

Colorful murals and public art installations have been installed to enhance the visual appeal. These works are set against the backdrop of the Margalla Hills.

Works aim to welcome visitors

The upgrades target making public spaces more attractive for residents and travelers alike. The Capital Development Authority states these changes make the city more functional.

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