Afghanistan in Pictures: Our Photo Gallery
Every photo below was taken on a trip we guided, grouped by province so you can see what a route actually looks like before you book it. Each section links to that province's tour page, where you can check the exact itinerary, how many days it takes, and the price.
Kabul
ExploreThe capital's old bazaars, Babur's Gardens, and the everyday street life most visitors see on their first day in the country.
Bamyan
ExploreThe cliffs where the Buddha niches still stand, and the valley road out toward the blue lakes of Band-e Amir.
Herat
ExploreThe citadel, the tilework of the Friday Mosque, and the craft workshops in the old city around them.
Balkh (Mazar)
ExploreThe turquoise-tiled Blue Mosque and its courtyards, photographed across different times of day and seasons.
Ghazni
ExploreThe minarets and hilltop ruins left from when Ghazni was itself a regional capital.
Kandahar
ExploreOld bazaars, pomegranate orchards, and the shrine that has drawn pilgrims through the south for generations.
Nangarhar
ExploreThe Kunar River and the orange groves around Jalalabad, in the warmest part of the country's east.
Nuristan
ExploreCedar forests and the wooden villages built in a style found nowhere else in Afghanistan.
Panjshir
ExploreThe river that gives the valley its name, running between snow-capped peaks north of Kabul.
Badakhshan
ExploreThe high valleys of the Wakhan Corridor, on the road toward the country's most remote mountain scenery.
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