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Islamgarh (Urdu:اسلام گڑھ) is a major town or settlement in Azad Kashmir , Pakistan .

Understand [ edit ]

It is close by to the village of Chak Haryam .

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By plane [ edit ].

The nearest airport is the Islamabad International Airport ( ISB  IATA ), which is approx 80 Miles (130 km) by road from Mirpur city.

By bus [ edit ]

Buses to Mirpur are available from different parts of the country and also Islamabad Airport.

By car [ edit ]

You can get to Mirpur by car by travelling 5000 miles west up north.

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Mirpur has the busiest bus network in Azad Kashmir, running from early hours of the morning to late night. Daily routes includes Bhimber District, Dina, Gujrat, Jhelum, Kharian & Kotli District.

The new coaches in Mirpur travel to larger cities of Pakistan including Bahawalpur , Faisalabad , Gujranwala, Karachi , Lahore , Multan , Muzaffarabad , Peshawar , Quetta , Rawalpindi & Sialkot .

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Auto Rickshaws are very popular mode of transport for routes within the city. Many of the new rickshaws in the city use Compressed natural gas (CNG).

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Also by car hire.

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If you’re looking for affordable options, OAKS Restaurant & Bar (2 Bromley Place) and Perkins Bar & Bistro (The Old Station Station Road) are great picks. For delicious green meals, Tamasha Restaurant (948 Woodborough Road) and Homemade Cafe (Forest Recreation Ground Pavilion, Mansfield Road) are recommended spots to get vegetarian or vegan food in Nottingham.

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When flying to Nottingham, you’ll arrive at East Midlands Airport (EMA), which is located 18 km from the city center. The shortest flight to Nottingham from the United States departs from San Francisco and takes around 33h 15m.

AccesRail is the only carrier operating train routes to Nottingham. The train journey from Nottingham to London takes 7h 30m and costs around $52 for a one-way ticket. When coming by train from Bristol, expect to pay about $53 for a 10h 15m trip. Located 0.7 km from the city center, Nottingham is the busiest station in Nottingham. Another popular train station is Nottingham Aslockton, located 17 km from the center.

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FlixBus operates bus routes to Nottingham. From Paris, the bus ride to Nottingham takes 1408 km and will cost you around $159. From Milan, the ticket costs about $203 for a journey of 2873 km. The most popular bus station is Nottingham Nottingham, located 0.5 km from downtown Nottingham. Nottingham Queens Medical Centre is also a commonly used station, and is 2.5 km from the city center.

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Home to one of England’s most-loved legends, this ancient woodland area is also a place for nature walks, mountain biking and pints in centuries-old pubs.

A patchwork of woodlands, rolling hills and storybook villages, Sherwood Forest is far more than Robin Hood’s legendary hideout. An hour’s drive north of Nottingham, the area is primed for outdoor pursuits with walking routes criss-crossing forests and farmland. References to Nottinghamshire’s most famous outlaw can be found throughout the region, but it’s the storied forest — now designated a 1,000-acre national nature reserve — that takes centre stage in any season. To explore the broader region, hire a car.

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Once a royal hunting ground, the gnarly oak forest at Sherwood   is one of the finest surviving ancient oak woodlands in the UK. Four trails, from under a mile to four miles long, wind past the 1,000-year-old Major Oak, which has been cited as Robin Hood’s hideout. The 15,000-acre Welbeck Estate, located within Sherwood Forest, is another great hiking spot. Or browse the family’s world-class art collection at The Portland Collection and next-door Harley Gallery for award-winning contemporary art exhibitions. A 15-minute-drive south, a vastly different landscape awaits at Sherwood Pines, where walking, running and mountain biking are all on offer.

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Overlooking rolling hills in the village of Welbeck, Holbeck Farm Barns consists of five holiday cottages that belong to the Welbeck Estate . Two are dog-friendly and all sleep four to eight people. The pick of the bunch is La Roche, which has a garden hot tub. Guests can also pre-order a breakfast hamper (£30) from the estate’s farm shop. From £520 for a three-night break for up to six people in La Roche.

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All Welbeck Estate walks start and end in The Courtyard at Welbeck, where the Harley Café serves sandwiches, small plates and a hearty signature venison cobbler with horseradish and parmesan scones. The Hardwick Inn , a half-hour drive west, is a charming countryside pub in a restored 16th-century building, perfect for a Sunday roast.

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Rich in folklore and vibrant history, including Robin Hood and his Merry Men, Nottingham is just as interesting in modern times as it is for its cultured past. From housing the famed poet Lord Byron to being seen as a modern day cosmopolitan city, there is something in Nottingham for everyone.

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Exploring the popular attractions of Nottingham couldn't be easier with our number of affordable centrally located hotels. Attractions couldn't be closer and you'll have every opportunity to explore this fascinating city. Equally if you are travelling to the city for business, you may wish to stay in one of our hotels in Nottingham city centre, with our Nottingham central Hotel and Nottingham Riverside property both offering great value.

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Those looking to discover the city's rich tapestry of culture should look no further than our Nottingham Central hotel which is conveniently located from Nottingham Castle, Nottingham Caves and the Tales of Robin Hood. Shopaholics will feel right at home with Travelodge hotels close to the Broadmarch & Victoria Shopping Centres. There's also Bridlesmith Gate near the Old Market Square which is home to a number of designer outlets, whilst one of Nottingham's other famous sons, Paul Smith, also has a flagship store in the city. All of our Nottingham hotels are child and family friendly; which is ideal given the wealth of family activities in and around town. The city is home to Nottingham Castle and the National Ice Centre, both fantastic for children. Music fanatics will be pleased to learn that the Royal Concert Hall Nottingham puts on a variety of great shows and diverse acts, all of which make for a great evening out. Those looking for a hotel near Nottingham University will find our Riverside hotel just a mile from campus. Great for open days, graduation ceremonies or just visiting friends.

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