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Home to the mighty Hindu Kush, ancient Buddhist relics, Mughal treasures and some of the world’s largest cities, Afghanistan is best explored with the help of a local guide from tourHQ.
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I am born in Afghanistan and guided since 2007. I perfectly speak English and I understand two more ...
I was born in 1981 in Kabul, Afghanistan. I’ve experienced horrible periods of invasions and ...
Afghan Tour Guide, Freelance Journalist, Photographer, and Videographer I am an experienced tour ...
I Am a Tour Guide, Pirooz, While the excited and anxious tourists embark on their journey, I ...
We will show you Afghanistan (Holy sites, historical areas, tombs, natural beauty, and crowded ...
Welcome, traveler! I’m Irfan, your expert guide to Afghanistan’s hidden gems. With a decade of ...
I am a kind, easy going person.I have been playing football for about ten years. I am readying for ...
I am a passion for sharing the beauty and history of different places. I have experience in leading ...
My best friends would say that I am a laid-back happy person, dependable, chatty, easygoing, ...
Good entertainer and disciplined guide who will take you off the beaten track
Welcome! My name is Samiullah Zakir, and I am a professional tour guide in Afghanistan, ...
Emerging from more than thirty years of war and conflict, it’s perhaps hard to imagine any county with a recent past more traumatic and tumultuous than Afghanistan. Its unlikeliness as a viable travel destination today has been bolstered by the continued warnings of international agencies, while any journalist will tell you that the situation on the ground is far from ideal.
That said, Afghanistan’s wealth of supreme natural beauty have done well to bring it a little closer to the intrepid traveller’s fold in recent years, and the vast highlands at Koh-i-Baba and the Hindu Kush are once again slowly opening their doors to the most daring of hikers.
What’s more, the country is still home to a veritable array of different religious hotspots, from the somewhat emotional and culturally loaded ruins at Bamiyan (where the grand 6th century Buddha statues were destroyed so unceremoniously by the Taliban in 2001) to the azure façade of the Shrine of Hazrat Ali in the Islamic pilgrimage city of Mazar-i-Sharif.
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