Explanation

The city of Pakistan referred to as the “Brasilia of Pakistan” is Islamabad. This comparison is made because Islamabad, like Brasilia, is a planned national capital city designed with a master plan, a grid layout, and a primary focus on government activities and administration. Why Islamabad is called the “Brasilia of Pakistan”: Planned City: Islamabad was intentionally built as a new national capital, with its site selected below the Himalayan foothills and construction beginning in the 1960s. Master Plan: A Greek architect and town planner was chosen to design the master plan for the new city. Grid Pattern: The city features spacious avenues arranged on a grid pattern. Government Focus: Islamabad serves as the nation’s capital, with a significant portion of the city dedicated to government activities, similar to Brasilia’s role as a purpose-built political center.