Balochistan, Pakistan
Quetta
Fruit-orchard capital ringed by Sulaiman peaks.
Weather
16Ā°C
Budget from
PKR 11,000
Hotels
90 stays
Attractions
22 spots
History of Quetta
Quetta ā the 'Fort' ā sits in a high mountain valley at the crossroads of Pakistan, Afghanistan and Iran. Long a Pashtun and Baloch trading stop on the Bolan Pass, it became a strategic British garrison town in the late 19th century. A devastating 1935 earthquake reshaped the city; today it is the rugged capital of Balochistan, known for its apple orchards, dry fruit and cool climate.
Route from Islamabad Airport (ISB) ā Quetta
Driving directions from Islamabad International Airport, plus every place below pinned on Google Maps.
Famous places to visit in Quetta
Hanna Lake
Hazarganji-Chiltan National Park
Quaid-e-Azam Residency, Ziarat (day trip)
Quetta Geological Museum
Askari Park
Famous food places to eat in Quetta
Lehri Sajji House, Jinnah Road
CafƩ Baldia
Usmania Restaurant
Tabaq Restaurant
Theme parks & fun for kids in Quetta
Askari Park Quetta
Hanna Lake boating
Ayub Stadium grounds
Shopping malls & markets in Quetta
Liaquat Bazaar
Suraj Ganj Bazaar
Kandahari Bazaar
Millennium Mall
Makeup studios & ladies salons in Quetta
Depilex, Jinnah Road
Allenora Salon, Cantt
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