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Backpacking Afghanistan Travel Guide (2023)

The Broke Backpacker
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Published : Jun, 2023

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Afghan afghani Bamiyan Buzkashi Herat Kabul Kandahar Mazar-i-Sharif The Grand Tour of Afghanistan Wakhan Corridor Trekking
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A Disclaimer on Visiting Afghanistan

This piece may seem outdated – or even reckless – in light of the Taliban’s consolidation of power. However, The Broke Backpacker believes it’s still important to pay homage to the Afghan people – a people vastly overlooked by the tourism industry.

Travel is about connecting human beings; it’s about breaking down the barriers of cultural division that separate us. The world is complex: it exists in many shades of grey.

The Broke Backpacker does not outright condone travel to Afghanistan in its current state, but neither will we stay silent on the beauty of the country for the sake of a terrorist takeover. Speak truth and love what deserves to be loved. The only thing it takes for evil to win is for good people to remain silent. And there are still many good people in Afghanistan that need a voice.

Afghanistan Travel; Taking My Mum to Kabul for a Holiday

One Step 4ward
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Published : Feb, 2023

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Bala Hisar Palace-remains Istalif Kabul Masjid-e-Pule Kheshti Masjid-e-Shahe Du Shamshira Mausoleum of Amir Abdur Rahman Old Bazaar Qargah Resevoir TV Hill
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My mum is 60 something, she was diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease 3 years ago, but she loves to visit me as I travel to every country in the world. As I’ve got closer to finishing my dream, it’s been getting a little trickier to find places that are ‘mother-friendly’, I thought I’d got myself off the hook by taking her to Morocco in December. Wrong. Next up, Afghanistan Travel!

Note, my 2023 edit is at the bottom. TLDR? If you want to join my AFGHANISTAN TOUR IN 2024, click the link and come join us!

The Ultimate Guide to Travel in Afghanistan

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Published : Jan, 2021

Accom (any price) Cultural Pleasures Health & Safety Long distance transport Nature & Wildlife Photography & Video Sightseeing Sites & Attractions
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Bamiyan Band-e-Amir -6 Lakes Bibi Mahro Hill Border Crossings Currency Flying In Gardens of Babur Getting Around Herat Internet Istalif Kabul Kandahar Language Mazar-i-Sharif Paghman Panjshir Valley Religion Visas Wakhan Corridor
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Grab yourself a cup of tea (you’ll be drinking a lot of chai in Afghanistan), get comfortable, and prepare to read, ’cause this is a long one. Everything we learned during three weeks of independent travel in Afghanistan in October 2016, and two weeks of independent travel in Afghanistan in November 2018, is right here in our Afghanistan travel guide.