Day 1
Arrival in Kabul
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Day 2
Kabul City Tour
The Kabul Museum, once home to some of the most extensive collections of Central Asian artifacts, stands as a testament to Afghanistan's rich and diverse history. Although the museum suffered significant losses during periods of conflict, ongoing efforts to restore and recover its treasures continue to bear fruit. Visitors can explore a wide range of exhibits from prehistoric times, through the Greco-Buddhist period, to the Islamic era, offering a profound insight into the region's cultural heritage.
Babur's Gardens, a serene oasis in Kabul, were originally laid out by Babur, the founder of the Mughal Empire, in the 16th century. Restored after decades of neglect, the gardens today offer a peaceful retreat with lush greenery, flowing water, and historic structures including Babur’s tomb. It's a popular spot not just for its beauty and historical significance, but also as a venue for social gatherings and cultural events.
The Historic Kabul Old City is a labyrinth of narrow alleys and bustling markets encapsulating the soul of Kabul. Here, centuries-old mosques and traditional bazaars offer a glimpse into the city's storied past. The area exudes a unique charm, with its vibrant crowds, aromatic food stalls, and artisans selling traditional crafts. Exploring the old city provides a vivid cultural experience and a deeper understanding of Kabul's historical layers.
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Day 3
Kabul to Herat
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Day 4
Herat Exploration
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Day 5
Herat to Mazar-i-Sharif
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Day 6
Mazar-i-Sharif to Bamyan
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Day 7
Bamyan
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Day 8
Bamyan to Kabul
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Day 9
Day Trip to Panjshir Valley
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Day 10
Departure
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