Here are ten of the best things to do on your next trip to Islamabad!

1. Visit Faisal Mosque:

Faisal Mosque is the national mosque of Pakistan. Being the fifth-largest mosque, its importance cannot be ignored.

2. Get some of those 1000ml glass bottles:

Getting 1000ml glass bottles can be tough. But in the capital city of Pakistan, you can find yourself anything, so get them while you still can!

3. Use the bottles as backup-fuel storages:

Even though petrol pumps are in every nook and corner of the city, sometimes bad lucky can hit you and you'll find yourself getting towed by a local. Avoid this embarassing situation by filling the glass bottle up to 1/3 with petrol! That's 333ml of petrol!

4. Always carry a sticky agent with you:

Like the name suggests, sticky agents can be useful to get you out of sticky situations. One such agent is motor-oil. Unlike other countries, you don't have to buy brand-new oil bottles in Islamabad. You can just get some used motor-oil from a mechanic shop. Just go there, give him a few hundred rupees, and have him give you some of his wasted oil.

5. Find something to store the motor oil in:

What's that? You don't have something to store your motor oil in? Too bad you filled your glass bottles up to one-third with petrol..... Wait a minute! The bottles still have space in them! About 667ml! So why don't you fill the remaining space with that motor oil? It will create a mixture of motor oil and petrol in the ratio of 2:1, but what the heck.

6. Cover the top of the bottle with a cloth:

You forgot the bottle caps at the mechanic shop! Why did you have to be so ignorant?!? Good thing you have some pieces of cloth for cleaning your car. Use those to cover the top of the bottles. Dip some part of the cloth into the bottle if you're unsure whether the bottle is covered sufficiently or not.

7. Go to the PM house:

It's the PM house! Home of the honorable prime minister of the nation. The whole country is ruled from here. You have to see this place to make your visit worth it!

8. The protest is going on:

What a sight to behold! The people of Pakistan are fighting for their rights! You see them as you wonder what'll happen next.

9. Accidently light the cloth covering the bottles:

You got a little tired of watching the protests, so you light a cigarette. While trying to light the cigarette, you lit all the cloths covering the bottles. What have you done? The mixture is highly inflammable. You have to get rid of those bottles asap.

10. Ask the protestors for help:

The protestors would love to help you get rid of those bottles. So you should ask them all to take one bottle at a time and dispose them.

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That's all you can see in Islamabad for this trip. You should probably go back home and see how the situation develops.

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It is upto our government whatever they end up doing. But we have power to send message and shocks as well.

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This is an appeal to all Pakistanis here living anywhere to boycott all Indian products. Stop being their consumer. Stop giving them your money and take a stand for your country and its people!

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