Afghanistan Exploration

Beyond Borders Beyond Expectetions

Price From $1700
Duration 7 days
Max People 2 – 10
Tour Type = Solo / Group

Tour Pricing Table

DestinationNo. of DaysTour Price (1–2 Pax)Group Price (3–10 Pax)
Kabul / Bamyan / Nuristan07$1700$1500

Explore Afghanistan in Just One Week!

Discover the diverse beauty of Afghanistan on a 2–7 day tour, exploring Kabul’s vibrant culture, Bamyan’s ancient wonders, and Nuristan’s stunning natural landscapes. This all-inclusive package, available on a minimum price , features guided tours, private transportation, comfortable lodging, and comprehensive security.

This meticulously designed tour will provide ample opportunity to explore the majestic city of Kabul, the centuries-old capital of rulers. Our exploration of the city’s historical and cultural landmarks will begin with visits to the Babur Garden and the Shah-Do Shamshira Mosque, followed by a stroll  hrough the vibrant Old City Bazaar, featuring its distinctive Bird Market, and an examination of architectural styles from various periods, including Soviet-era brutalist structures.

During your excursion, we will visit Bamyan city, a tour that encompasses a mountainous UNESCO World Heritage site in Afghanistan, renowned for the Bamiyan Buddhas (destroyed in 2001) and other historical sites such as the City of Screams (Shahr-i Gholghola). The tourist will explore numerous caves, the Silk Road history, the unique landscape, and nearby Band-e Amir lakes.

I would rather say that the most adventurous part of the tour begins as we initiate our journey to Nuristan, offering an adventure into a remote, mountainous region distinguished by its stunning natural beauty, unique wooden architecture, and rich cultural heritage, including its history as Kafiristan. 

Nuristan has long been noted in historical texts for its distinctive culture and stunning landscapes, while the indigenous Nuristani people share cultural ties with the Kailasha tribe in Chitral, Pakistan.

Planning a tour typically involves driving from Kunar Province to the capital, Parun, in rugged 4×4 vehicles. Activities include exploring villages, experiencing local hospitality, hiking in the mountains, and gaining insight into the unique customs and history of the Nuristani people.

Inclusion
• Specialized bilingual guide
• Private Transport
• Traditional guest house and hotel
• Three times Meals
• Entrance fees of national parks
• Afghani local clothes
• Invitation letter for visa and permit letter for visiting provinces.

Exclusion
• Anything not mentioned above

Day 1
Arrival in Kabul

• Arrival at Kabul airport
• Settling down at your accommodation (Afghan family hotel/guesthouse)
• Sharing a meal with your local host or trying out one of the capital’s traditional restaurants.
• visiting the bazaar to buy some Afghan clothing, shalwar Qameez for men, outfit or hijab for Ladies.

Day 2
Exploring Kabul
During our exploration of Kabul, we will visit historic sites such as Babur Garden and the Darul Aman Palace, religious landmarks including the Pul-e Kheshti Mosque and Shah Do Shamshira Mosque, and recreational areas like Qargha Reservoir and Shahr-e Naw Park. Additionally, local culture can be discovered in vibrant bazaars offering a range of goods from spices to jewelry, and sampling the renowned local street food, such as Kabuli Pulao.

• Visiting Blue Mosque of Kabul
• Wondering through the beautiful bird’s street
• Climbing to the top of Kabul’s Flag great hill viewing the city
• Walking through the flower streets
• Exploring the city of Kabul
• Visiting antique shops in chicken street

Day 3
Exploring Bamyan Province
Early morning drive to Bamyan city on the way taking pictures of the villages passing by, as we reach Bamyan that’s how we we will continue the day. Bamyan, Afghanistan, is a tourist destination that features visits to historic sites such as the Buddhas of Bamiyan and natural attractions like the Band-e Amir National Park. The 3.5 hour journey from Kabul passes through changing mountain landscapes. Notable attractions include Shahr-e Zohak (Red Fort), Band-e Amir’s blue lakes, and the unique geological formations of Dragon Valley.

• Visiting Buddha of Bamyan
• Visiting Shahre Gholghola or city of screaming ghosts
• Band-e-Amir Lake National Park
• Exploring city of Bamyan

Day 4-6
Exploring Nuristan Province
Early morning drive towards the province of Nuristan once called Kafirstan Commencing early in the morning, our journey from Kabul to Jalalabad will mark the first major milestone on the way to Nuristan. Following our arrival in Jalalabad, we will continue on to Asadabad, the provincial capital of Kunar. Although this drive boasts scenic views, it may also prove rough in certain sections, with an estimated duration of 2-3 hours.
The final leg from Asadabad into Nuristan is anticipated to take an additional 3-6 hours, owing to the difficult terrain. Consequently, travelers must be prepared for a potentially demanding journey. This initial major destination plays a vital role as the starting point for our journey to Nuristan.

• Passing Jalalabad Province
• Passing Kunar Province
• Visiting Wama Distric, Hiking to the garden on top of mountain
• Visiting some pré Islamic Religious places
• Visiting Parun district center of Nuristan Province
• Visiting National Park of Nuristan Province

Day 06
We will initiate our travel back to Kabul on day 6, subsequent to completing our last excursion to other attractions, with the intention of reaching Kabul by evening to ready ourselves for departure to our respective countries on next day.

Day 7
On our last day of our tour we will share good memories with each other, pack up our luggage getting ready for departure to our respective countries, our team will drop all members to the airport, others can take transport to their respective exit points accordingly.

Take memories leave only footprints.

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