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What is Kabul most known for?
Kabul is known for its historical gardens, bazaars, and palaces, well known examples being the Gardens of Babur and Darul Aman Palace. In the latter half of the 20th century, it became a stop on the hippie trail attracting tourists, while the city also gained the nickname Paris of Central Asia.
What should I wear in Kabul?
Kabul for example is less conservative and young women can wear coats or skirts just above the knee (with trousers or jeans). However, clothing is more conservative in other regions; longer skirts and a larger scarf will be expected.
What type of food do they eat in Afghanistan?
- Kabuli Pulao (steamed rice and lamb)
- Aushak (leek and scallion dumplings)
- Bolani (flour dough with fillings)
- Sheer Khurma (milk with dates)
- Haft Mewa (fruit medley)
- Boranee Banjan (eggplant with yogurt topping)
- Saji Kabab (roasted lamb or chicken)
- Lavash (thin bread with cheese or meat)
Why should you visit Afghanistan?
Afghanistan is a gorgeous country. It housed many religions and been the heart of many empires. Hospitality flows in Afghans’ blood, and the food is a mouthwatering mix of Persian, Central Asian, and South Asian influences. It’s easy to see why one would want to travel there.
What is the current situation in Afghanistan?
At present, Kabul is rife with rumors of governmental changes and that the US and other international players are negotiating with the Taliban for a ceasefire in exchange for a new government in Kabul (perhaps with Taliban participation) and some Taliban guarantees to reassure other Afghans and international players.
What do we know about the Taliban’s advance in Afghanistan?
Ambassador Earl Anthony Wayne shared with us five important things to know about the Taliban’s advance in the country. Since the Taliban launched their offensive in May, they have made rapid advances in Afghanistan while US troops have been withdrawing from the country.
What is it like to be an expat living in Afghanistan?
That said, some expats will appreciate Afghanistan’s multiculturalism, rugged pastoral beauty as well as the tenacity of the Afghan people. Expats living in Afghanistan mostly work in the armed forces, private security field or development and diplomatic sectors.