Afghanistan افغانستان
Afghanistan is a country of rich heritage, breathtaking beauty, and deep-rooted traditions. Its landscape ranges from rugged mountains and flowing rivers to deserts and green valleys. As a crossroads of ancient civilizations and a key part of the Silk Road, it holds historical treasures like the Buddhas of Bamyan and the Minaret of Jam. Afghan culture is rich and diverse, with unique customs, clothing, crafts, and cuisines across regions. The country is famous for its handwoven carpets, heartfelt music, and poetry. Festivals like Nowruz and Eid unite communities in celebration. Home to many ethnic groups—Pashtuns, Tajiks, Hazaras, Uzbeks, and more—Afghanistan’s cultural fabric is vibrant. Despite decades of conflict, the Afghan people remain resilient, proud, and hopeful.
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City of the Day: BAMYAN
Bamyan is a beautiful province in central Afghanistan,
for its historical and cultural heritage.
It was once home to the giant Buddha statues carved into cliffs,
which showed the region’s connection to ancient Buddhist civilization.
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Today, Bamyan is known for its peaceful valleys, scenic mountains, and the Hazara people's rich culture and traditions.
The area is also a popular tourist spot due to its natural beauty and historical sites.
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