Amazon Mall, Pakistan’s first themed mall, will incorporate the fusion of fashion and architecture. It will be a one-stop destination for customers looking for designer brands and aim to make their shopping a delightful experience by providing the best indoor environment and facilities. The Mall will have a vast area reserved for recreation and leisure facilities such as restaurants, café, sauna, spa, gym, kids playing area and a library.
Amazon Mall aims to create a fashion hub for the people of twin cities, replete with the latest and sought-after national and international brands. It will not just be a masterpiece of modern architecture but also aims to become a hotbed of commercial activities in Rawalpindi and Islamabad, embodying cultural and commercial ideas.
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