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Afghanistan Vacation Guide
Afghanistan is fast becoming the latest destination of choice for those travellers who want to discover exotic places undiscovered by the hordes of tourists. Travel is possible again in central and northern Afghanistan, as long a certain security precautions are followed, and travellers are rediscovering the natural beauty and proud people of Afghanistan!
In Afghanistan you will find the famous Bamiyan Buddhas niches, carved into a mountain cliff, and standing at 180 metres in height. You will also discover the Band-i-Amir Lakes, which sparkle in surreal hues of blue surrounded by red cliffs. You will find ancient cities built by Alexander the Great, and can trek and camp amongst Kyrgyz and Kuchi nomads. You can climb Noshaq (7461 metres), one of the world's highest mountains, and can visit the grave of Massoud.
Independent travel to Afghanistan is still risky, but it is possible to visit using a tour company that places an emphasis on security. Options include The Great Game Travel Company (Afghanistan): www.greatgametravel.com, or Afghan Logistics and Tours.
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In Afghanistan you will find the famous Bamiyan Buddhas niches, carved into a mountain cliff, and standing at 180 metres in height. You will also discover the Band-i-Amir Lakes, which sparkle in surreal hues of blue surrounded by red cliffs. You will find ancient cities built by Alexander the Great, and can trek and camp amongst Kyrgyz and Kuchi nomads. You can climb Noshaq (7461 metres), one of the world's highest mountains, and can visit the grave of Massoud.
Independent travel to Afghanistan is still risky, but it is possible to visit using a tour company that places an emphasis on security. Options include The Great Game Travel Company (Afghanistan): www.greatgametravel.com, or Afghan Logistics and Tours.
This description has been edited by 3 people.