Malam Jabba Holiday Deals

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Holidays in Malam Jabba

When chucking a sickie becomes way too simple, it's time to ditch the corporate treadmill and say hello to Malam Jabba!

It sits 140 kilometres northwest of the country's capital, Islamabad.

Saidu Stupa and Saidu Baba are not far from the middle of Mingora, 19 kilometres to the west. Eager for more? Saidu Sharif, 20 kilometres to the west of Malam Jabba, has Butkara No 3 and Jambil Valley Archaeological Sites.

Approximately 95 kilometres to the southeast, Abbottabad is a destination chock-full with activities. The Ilyasi Mosque, Raees Khana Bazar and St Luke's Church are all nearby. That said, Gurdwara and Bazaar may be more your style.

There's no better way to wander through the surrounding landscapes than on a fun adventure. Join in on a bit of rock climbing or mountain climbing and get your blood pumping!

Spend some time inside looking at the hidden treasures of the region's art museums, history museums, art galleries and craft workshops.

If you ask some locals about activities in the surrounding area, they'll often suggest the popular open-air markets.

If you're eager to uncover the region's past, why not drop by several of its ruins, traditional villages, old towns, fortresses and archeological sites? Do a little research beforehand to help fully understand their historical significance.

There's no need to be religious to appreciate Malam Jabba's mosques. Get to know the local set of beliefs and find some serenity at the same time.

Your eyes shouldn't get to have all the fun while visiting Pakistan. Give your taste buds a little love as well by trying some of the local food and drink. After all, you haven't truly experienced a place until you've tasted its flavours.

Once you pull up a seat and scan a menu at a restaurant, you'll quickly discover that lentils and pulses are some ingredients popular in the local cuisine.

Of course, you can't go to Malam Jabba without tucking into naan (flour dough) or korma (meat). Popular with the locals and considered signature dishes, they are a must-try experience for any food-loving adventurer.

Gulab jamun (deep-fried dough in sugar syrup) is a dessert that tells the story of this place in just a single mouthful. Put in an order for a serving and then get another to go!

You can expect a buzz in the air around the 23rd of March. The locals will be getting ready for Republic Day, a day of nation-wide celebrations.

It might be time to pack up and go, but it doesn't have to mean forever. Why not save your spare Pakistani rupees for another getaway to this magnificent region?

Endless security checkpoints, delayed flights and lost baggage. Airports are often very taxing. Give yourself a bit of extra time to head to Benazir Bhutto International Airport (ISB). Located 140 kilometres to the south, this is the closest terminal.