Turystyka w Afganistanie

A visitor from China with a tour group poses at the site of one of the "Buddhas of Bamiyan," a pair of 1600-year-old cliff carvings of Buddha that wer...

Two young Taliban soldiers visit the Great Mosque of Herat while on a break, in Herat, Afghanistan, Nov. 28, 2024. With the country's long war now ove...

An armed Taliban soldier on guard duty keeps watch as a Chinese tourist takes photos at the site of one of the "Buddhas of Bamiyan," a pair of huge, a...

Mawlavi Ahmadullah Muttaqi, the province of Herat's information and culture director, at his office in the city of Herat, Afghanistan, Nov.. 27, 2024....

A view through a hotel's sign of the site of the "Buddhas of Bamiyan," a pair of ancient cliff carvings of Buddha that were destroyed by the Taliban i...

Allen Ruppel, right, a tourist from Wisconsin, and his Afghan guide Qudratullah Noory visit the National Museum in Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan,...

Allen Ruppel, center, a tourist from Wisconsin, and his Afghan guide Qudratullah Noory visit the bird market Kabul, the capital of Afghanistan, Nov. 3...

Marino Sakata, a Japanese tourist, wears a chador provided by staff while visiting the Sakhi Shah-e Mardan, a Muslim shrine in Kabul, Afghanistan, Dec...

Marino Sakata, a Japanese tourist, tries the fare at a coffee shop she found on Google Maps that was close to her guesthouse central Kabul, the capita...

Allen Ruppel, a tourist from Wisconsin, poses under a Taliban flag while his guide takes a photo on a hill overlooking Kabul, the capital of Afghanist...

Marino Sakata, a Japanese tourist who drew looks with only her coat's hood to cover her hair, walks back to her guesthouse after dinner at a nearby co...